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Propositions 1 and 2 on Ballot Urged For Approval
Advocacy argues Prop 1 would issue 250 million bonds to aid veterans with homes and services as a self liquidating program during tough economic times. Prop 2 would authorize 35 million in bonds for school safety upgrades with a state revolving fund and local matching, urging continued support for districts in Hayward Fremont Newark Union City and nearby areas.
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California
Alameda County
Hayward
Fremont
Newark
Union City
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Livermore
Dublin
Pleasanton
South County
Alaska oil pipeline debate rages amid $2 billion stake
In Alaska the gas oil pipeline sparks fierce support and opposition as Gov. Egan pushes severance and transportation taxes to claim the state share. Municipal leaders and businessmen back construction, while environmental critics warn of delays costing millions daily amid tense political bargaining.
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Boittle
Anchorage
Steiag
Westéin Wbents
Juneau
Wiliam Egan
St Oil
Egan
Pune
Alaska
Petroleus ‘Club
Westward
Figathon
Computers enter journalism classes at University of Florida
On a campus visit I saw professors Simons and Moore teaching a computer to read news copy and critique writing. The system analyzes style, facts, and liveliness, providing instant remedial instruction across many students and tasks. It aims to teach paragraph structure and sentence cooperation before broader editing.
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Robert J. Simmons
Robert L. Moore
University of Florida
Simons
Moore
Jack’ Anderson
Smartaleck
Washington window sees urban progress amid crisis talk
Harvard professor Edward Banfield and Moynihan suggest cities are improving and crisis narratives may mislead. They argue only a small share of Americans face unbearable urban conditions, urging gradual reforms over crash programs while criticizing minimum wage and licensing barriers.
Clean living costs rise as Ford faces 1973 law impact
The piece argues environmental rules under the Ocean Air Act of 1970 may force Ford to delay its 1973 production and raise prices by about 200 dollars per car. It notes parallel costs in electric power and other industries and questions if the public will bear higher costs for cleaner air amidst stringent standards.
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Fairbanks
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Day
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Perifice William Sound
Washington
Glomn Ness
Bord Motor Company
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Ford
Piery- Cone
Sitrow
Mhisery
Environmental Project Agency
Elec
Michigan
Consumers Power Company
Peligades Thucsav
Religious Object Smooths
Splantilay Inc
Lorida
Power & Light
Boston
Edison
Oplgans Public Service
Aubrey. Wagner
H. B. Stokinger
Stokinger
Ed Muskie
Indochina
Middle East
New Hampshire
Frange
Sen. McGovern
Muskie
Nixon
Muskie Post-mortem Highlights a Century of Political Gamble
A reflective piece cites Ed Muskie amid primary turmoil, noting his era defining yet faltering path. It critiques campaign risks, the leverage of national exposure, and the shifting fortunes after notable primary defeats. The discussion references several figures and parties, questioning leadership elegance versus practical survivability.
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