Ayub Khan’s excesses doom Pakistan amid East West rift
The article portrays Ayub Khan’s iron grip collapsing under a divided Pakistan. East Pakistan roils in anarchy and mob rule while West Pakistan suffers strikes. dissidents aim to disrupt daily life. The piece laments self-inflicted collapse from bold political maneuvers and border tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
East Pakistan
India
Burma
West Pakistan
West
East
Ayub Kyan
Cultivate Proposal Faces Annexation Debate on Kivett Drive
A city considers annexing about 300 acres along Kivett Drive but faces opposition from residents. Proponents urge clear factual presentation of growth benefits including utilities, fire and police services, and property value gains, while critics fear the risks. Officials should prepare impartial briefings to avoid hasty decisions and court the community with honest analysis before final steps.
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Kivett Drive
AMA National Congress Examines Health Care Costs
Editorial notes the AMA national congress considers health care financing in the 1970s. Rising costs surge above CPI, hospital costs climb sharply, mergers grow, and doctors face pressure from fees and hospital bed demand while physicians seek self policing to resist third party control.
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American Medical Association
Harvard Today
Robert H. Ebert
Harvard
Chicago
AMA News
American Hospital Association
The
Hospital Association
Ebert
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
H. H. Trimble
Texas Medicine
Local Student Union Elects Leadership Slate
The article lists roles including President Vice President Berrelary Treasurer Wees Editor Executive Editor Revising Director Business Manager and Circulation Manager for the campus publication.
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Wees
Decline in California Education Sparks Campus Unrest
The piece surveys San Francisco State College turmoil linked to Pat Brown’s education push, noting bombings and strikes amid protests against Reagan's tuition policy. It cites acting president I Hayakawa defending inclusive studies while wary of ethnic fiefdoms, and ties campus unrest to broader political outcomes in California.
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San Francisco
San Francisco State College
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
University of California
Pat
Berkeley
Stanford
Brown
San Francisco State
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
San Francisco College
SFSC
I. Hayakawa
Redwoods
Hayakawa
Dr. Hayakawa
Rudi Dutschke
Daniel Cohn-Bendit
Mark Rudd
Axel Springer
Berlin
Sorbonne
Paris
Columbia University
New York
University of Chicago
Chicago Defender
Senate
George Murphy
Washington
Jamestown traffic plan foresees tri city expressway study
Daniel Winklesky completed Cedarwood Incorporated study for Jamestown outlining a 15 acre shopping center along Guilford Road and a major east west throughfare linking Winston-Salem High Point and Greensboro. Projections show traffic growth, higher land values and shared growth with Triad airports, High Point and Greensboro.
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Daniel G. Winklesky
Municipal
Jamestown
Guilford Road
Jamestown Central Business
Cedarwood Incorporated
Tom Ragsdale
Bon Stafford
Triad
High Point
Greenshoro
Jamestown Trade Area
Winklesky
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Guilford College Road
Oakdale Road
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David A. Rawley
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Pout Esr Peson
Patlesson
Idol, JR
Ihard Teague
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Cartier
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William F. Bailey
Raleigh
Margaret Brown
Bill Bailey
Wesley Memorial
Odelle Lovelace
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James B. Lovelace
High Point College
Gene Littles
Jim Picka
Bob Vaughn
Vaughn
Panthers
Littles
Picka
HPC
J. C. Morgan
Richard Short
Presbyterian Home
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Chapel Hill
Nursing Home
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