Private School Funding Dilemma Stirs Public Debate
The column reviews financial strain on private and parochial schools after recent Supreme Court rulings limiting state subsidies. It notes Catholic schools could lose up to 800 institutions, declines in Catholic enrollment, and similar pressures on other private schools. The piece argues for constitutional limits on public funding of religious schools and urges education of diverse views to uphold democracy.
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James Conant
Federal pay scale seen as historic taxfunded boondoggle
Representative James Haley accuses the federal employee pay scale of repeated inflation linked raises. He notes payroll has doubled since 1962 and six billion dollars in pay hikes over two recession years, predicting a fifteen billion rise in eventual retirement payments. He argues civil service salaries outpace private pay and cites congressional pay hikes amid bureaucratic pressure.
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Congress
Top Magazines to Carry Ads for Male Contraceptives
A selection of popular magazines including Look Redbook and Ladies Home Journal reportedly break a long-standing ban to run ads for male contraceptives. The note discusses public reaction and calls for canceling subscriptions and avoiding drugstores until firms respond. The text also includes reader letters opposing Soviet aid deals and mentions several political and cultural musings from The American Way Features.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Code Phrase Challenge
A cryptogram style crossword puzzle uses single letters as substitutes. Clues cover concern muscle bird dog mountain sacred to Buddhists and more across A to down 1 13 22 37. Yesterday’s quotes reveal a coded message with Allan Beck credits for 1971.
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Conservatives threaten Nixon in early primaries over defense and policy
A group of conservative leaders warns they may oppose President Nixon in upcoming primaries if administration policy does not improve. They cite deteriorating military posture, welfare reform, and the China visit as triggers, noting conservatives back GOP efforts but could pivot to back a Democratic nominee like Henry Jackson if conditions worsen.
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