Can Printed News Save a Free Society Critique
The Times notes Herbert Brucker argues printed journalism sustains a free society amid changing media. He asserts print endures, contrasts old and new presidential press conferences, and laments TV showmanship that hinders follow up questions to public leaders.
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Saturday Review
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New York Judge Orders NYU to Refund Tuition After Disruptions
Judge Patrick J. Picariello ruled NYU breached its contract by canceling classes for 19 days during student demonstrations last May and ordered a refund of 277.40 to the plaintiff, urging campus leaders to adopt clear discipline standards to curb disruption.
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Patrick J. Picariello
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James M. Hester
Solzhenitsyn Shows Repression Is Real In Soviet Life
The Dallas Morning News contrasts U S dissenters with Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn noting he endures official persecution, including imprisonment and exile, yet persists as a Nobel laureate whose novels reveal the tangible cruelty of repression. His firsthand experience lends power to his critique.
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Soviet Writers Union
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Marijuana and Pregnancy Risks Highlighted in Animal Study
A St Johns University researcher reports that pregnant rats exposed to marijuana smoke produced offspring with serious genetic defects in 20 percent of cases. Dr. Vincent Lynch cautions these results suggest potential grave consequences for human reproduction, noting long lasting harm beyond the immediate intoxication.
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Law Officers Association Creates South Carolina Scholarship
The Law Enforcement Officers Association announces a four-year scholarship program open to any South Carolina high school graduate or student. The first year provides 500 dollars as a grant and 500 as a loan, with $2,000 loan forgiveness at 500 dollars per year if the recipient enters law enforcement, in South Carolina or elsewhere.
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Sad Turkey In A Thanksgiving Echo
A column of original Thanksgiving themed verse and reflections from local writers. Poems by PAT FISHER and BECKY BOYLES express gratitude, family meals, and remembrance of Pilgrims, with moral notes on sharing abundance. A second set by MRS. RALPH SECREST praises God and national blessings. CHRIS THOMPSON and MEADOWS contribute additional verses.
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Becky Boyles
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Commendations and calls for civic action from High Point letters
Readers praise fair political coverage and urge letter writing on issues from crime to Vietnam prisoners of war. The notes include praise for the paper, a plea to support law enforcement, and discussion of Michigan and Nebraska votes on church state separation, plus local commentary by Woodrow Robbins.
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