College Officials Say Administration Program Would Compound Problem
Washington AP Senator and education officials warned that Nixon administration plans for student aid would raise college enrollments faster than campuses could absorb them. They argued the program offers little support to institutions, while Democrats push Pell bill to fund up to 1000 dollars per student with government aid.
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Smoking on planes sparks calls for nonsmoker protections
Voices across the country urge limits on in-flight smoking. A Washington official supports a bill requiring transportation rules for nonsmoking areas on interstate carriers. Smokers and nonsmokers share complaints about fumes, headaches, and rude behavior on planes, with travelers from Texas to Florida urging action to shield nonsmokers.
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Sepone seized as Viet drive nets war booty and gains
South Vietnamese forces claimed a major victory in Sepone with a large haul of arms and supplies. They also faced renewed fighting in Laos and large allied positions in Khe Sanh and Quang Tri as Cobra gunships supported operations.
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Mideast talks amid drawdown and Cairo invitation
The report notes a tentative Mideast moment linked to Israeli withdrawal but Israel rejects a full pullout, favoring negotiated boundaries. David Rockefeller, Chase Manhattan Bank chairman, meets with Sadat in Cairo at government invitation. No statement released after the meeting as the cease-fire nears expiry at Cairo midnight.
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Swiss strike fatigue ends near as Geneva faces walkout
Geneva workers, 800 mostly foreign, walk off four plants demanding a 10 percent across the board raise and one month bonus. Swiss labor disputes have been handled by arbitration since 1937, with wages up 4.5 percent in 1969 first half. Officials note rising unemployment and foreign-recruitment limits, while polls show discontent with union leadership.
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Four Killed In Motorcycle Gang Clash In Cleveland
Four people died and seven were injured in a Saturday night fight between two motorcycle gangs at the Polish Women’s Hall on Cleveland’s East Side. Police said a task force was stationed as the brawl spilled into nearby streets, rooted in a feud after a member of one gang was beaten.
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