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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1973

Page

2

Norway's Ombudsman for Consumers Appointed Valle Leads Council

In Norway the Storting created an Ombudsman for the consumer and a Marketing Council empowered to issue cease and desist orders and penalties. Inger Louise Valle, a veteran in consumer affairs, will wield broad authority to curb misleading advertising, enforce genuine price reductions, and regulate consumer competitions.

Norway Storting Lpaas Pe Inger Louise Valle Trygve Bratteli Valle Better Business Bureau Marketing Council Ms. Ombudsman

Veterans Education: Eight-Year Window Raises Hope

Veterans Administration representatives visited Danville to explain education benefits for veterans, stressing an eight year deadline to apply after discharge. The rule affects those discharged before 1966, with June 30 1974 as the lapse date, while loans carry no deadline.

Reserve Officer Training Corps Veterans Administration Danville Vietnam

Parting Shots on Baseball Rules and Social Shifts

A light collection of quips on baseball changes with the designated hitter rule, job shifts in Washington, retirement planning rituals, rising beef prices linked to Watergate, penguin fashion troubles, and National Hospital Week observations.

Washington Abbot and Costello

Nixon voices six year term and House reform ideas

In a May radio address President Nixon discussed reforming federal election laws and endorsed two major proposals: a six year single term for the President and four year House terms with half elected every two years. He referenced commissions on reform and noted historical resistance to such changes.

Washington Nixon Jong House Congress House Judiciary Committee Lyndon Johnson House Committee William F. Buckley, Jr Mason

The 25th Amendment and the crisis scenario discussed

Washington column analyzes how the 25th Amendment could trigger a presidential vacancy and a acting president role. It weighs Humphrey or younger leaders as potential successors and critiques a four year term for Congress, noting historical references and political risk.

Washington D.C de Kson Humphrey Mondale Muskie Kennedy Congress Hubert Humphrey Senate Scoop Jackson Fritz Mondale Ted Kennedy Agnew House Agnes Ony

Independent Student Newspaper Association Rises in 1960s US campuses

A new group ISNA forms with 14 papers led by Nicholas Daniello of the Badger Herald to counter the dominant student radical press. The alliance seeks 6 000 to 10 000 dollars seed money while rival papers grow amid funding challenges and ongoing FBI interest in former Cardinal staff.

New Left Independent Student Newspaper Association ISNA Nicholas J. Daniello Badger Herald University of Wisconsin, Madison New Association Box Madison Wisconsin Cardinal Chicago Rap University of Chicago Colorado Free Observer University of Arkansas Free Texan University’ ‘of Texas San Antonio Pregg Stillwater Okla New York Liberty Dispatch New Alma Mater Studets Laniello General Electric

Random Musings on Policy and Pops Culture

A stream of satirical observations links politics, travel, parks, and consumer life. It riffs on reservations systems for campers, Watergate era intrigue, and the EPA finding that heavier cars burn more gas while praising foreign autos for efficiency. The piece blends humor with critique of government and industry.

Nixon Loyalists in Washington defend Nixon innocence

A Danville newspaper opinion pages discuss Nixon loyalists in Washington defending Richard Nixon against Watergate allegations. The piece contrasts media coverage, citing Washington Post and New York Times handling of Gerald Alch testimony, and questions Post’s stance on government overreach in the Camden 28 case. It ends by noting editorials urging acquittal and pondering broader media fairness.

Washington Richard Nixon William Jennings Bryan Clarence Darrow Nixon Washington Post Senate Gallup New York Times Gerald Alch Alch James McCord Post Camden Selective Service Office FBI Sirica Herblock

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