Why scores vanish from papers for some schools
A reader letter debates sports coverage delays and explains the Enterprise limited junior high access. The paper maintains a small staff and relies on coaches for data, noting many senior highs in the circulation area and past reliance on student help.
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Griffin
Ferndale
Northeast
William Penn
Central
Allen Jay
Schoors
Griffinite Jr
A Strange War Where Anything Can Occur
John Z Wheeler analyzes the Vietnam War atmosphere behind the My Lai massacre claims. He argues civilians may be perceived as enemies, noting brutality and indifference as common in Vietnam, with civilian killings reportedly practiced by the Viet Cong since before U.S. troops landed.
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John Z. Wheeler
Associated Press
U.S
Mento
Vietnam
I Jn
Tn Vietnam
Hue
America
Viet Cong
Saigon
Ini
Beret
Berets
Ge BS
Calley Questioned in Vietnam War Allegations
A report outlines Lt. Calley and other U.S. Marines implicated in civilian killings amid Vietnam fighting. It cites Hue atrocities, civilian terror, and a war marked by fear, mistrust, and sporadic massacres. The piece notes intelligence claims of assassination teams and a shifting moral line in combat zones.
Plan Vercance and Israelis Escape Damaged Jet
Syrians boarded another TWA jetliner bound for Tel Aviv after being freed from captivity. Two Israelis, escorted by the Israeli diplomat in Athens, moved between planes as TWA vice president Richard W. Wilson noted they received reasonably good treatment during imprisonment. The men were among 113 aboard the Rome to Athens to Tel Aviv flight seized by Arab commandos on August 29. A bomb exploded on arrival in Damascus, heavily damaging the aircraft which has since been repaired.
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TWA
Tel? Aviv
Tsraeli
Athens
Yaacev Caroz
TWA International
Richard W. Wilson
Rome
Tel Aviv
Damascus
Foundations Tax Beaten in Senate Vote
The Senate voted 69 to 18 to remove a provision ending the 40 year life limit on private foundation tax exemptions. Senator Gore defended the reform as closing tax avoidance while Mondale warned it would be a death sentence for many foundations. The move came as leaders hoped to attach a separate Social Security benefit boost to the tax bill, a plan seen as risking a presidential veto.
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Washington
Senate
Consder
Senate Gop
Robert P. Griffin
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Life of ‘Foundations
Den
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Gore
Federal Bench names 10 judges to oversee ethics
Chief Justice Burger appointed ten federal judges to monitor off bench activities by all judges. A three member review committee will receive quarterly reports on out of court pay above $100. A seven member advisory panel will judge teaching lecturing charitable work and nonprofit board service.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Burger
U.S. Judicial Conference
Burger’s
Earl Warren
Edward A. Tamm
U.S
District of Columbia
Alfred’.A. Array
Federal District Court
Denver
Frank M. Johnson,Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Elbert P. Tuttle
Circuit Court
Atlanta
Harry A. Blackmun
St. Louis
Frank M. Coffin
Boston
Roszel C. Thomson
Baltimore
William J. Jameson
Billings
Mont
Robert van Pelt
Lincoln
Neb
William B. Jones
Washington, D.C
NATO ministers press for European troop cuts amid friction
Fourteen NATO foreign ministers agreed to challenge the Soviet bloc on mutual troop reductions as proof of seriousness toward a European security conference. France held aloof over NATO command and rejected joining a reduction program. US and allies debated aims while West Germany questioned near-term participation in talks with two German states.
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Brussels
North Atlantic Alliance
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Council of Foreign Ministers
Maurice Schumann
Posal
Moscow
Schumann
Europe
NATO
Czechoslovakia
United States
Canada
U.S
William P. Rogers
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Germany
Britain
Soviet Union
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