Fayetteville Hay Street seeks change with humanist plan
In Fayetteville Hay Street, a mix of pawnshops, massage, fast food, and taverns has locals debating reforms. A “humanist in residence,” Dean Henry Kamphoefner, proposes identifying problems and nudging behavior, suggesting civilians wear nonmilitary clothes to reduce provocative presence and improve street conduct.
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Fort Bragg
Henry Kamphoefner
School of Design
N.C. State University
Dean Kamphoefner
Snowbelt
Projecting the News Saving America's Cities
William V. Thomas surveys urban decline and revival in the 1970s, noting progress in refurbishment and incentives yet continuing inequality. He reports on Carter administration urban policy, a new federal task force, and debated strategies stressing private investment, tax credits, and job creation amid unresolved structural challenges and diverse political opinion.
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Midwest
National Urban League
Congressional Black Caucus
Carter
Vernon E. Jordan
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Urban League
Federal Housing Administration
Congress
Treasury
James L. Sundquist
Brookings Institution
Conservative View on National Women's Conference outcomes
The piece recounts a three day National Women's Conference ending at 1 30 pm with pro family delegates walking out to God Bless America. It notes little hard news and questions if the five million dollars in public funds were justified. A late surprise was delegates voting down a Cabinet level Women's position.
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National’ Women's Conference
God Bless America
God Bless
E.R.A
Thair
Pro-life and pro-family clash at IWY Houston conference
The Houston IWY gathering featured heated fights over abortion and lesbian rights as pro-family activists clashed with pro-abortion and dissident groups. Leaders included Dr Mildred Jefferson and Anne Saunier, whose performances framed a tense three day event with civility amid strong passions.
Nuclear record data errors plague federal tracking
A 700 discrepancy tally across 50 private firms shows hundreds of pounds of nuclear material unaccounted for, fueling concern over possible thefts and unreported inventories. NRC seeks outside contractors as dual data banks in Washington and Oak Ridge produce inconsistent figures and misfiling errors. Footnotes cite a possible FOIA suit by NRDC.
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U.S
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Westinghouse
General Electric
General Atomics
Babcock and Wilcox
Nuclear Fuel Services
Atomics International
Oak Ridge
Tenn
The
Natural Resources Defense Council
Crying Presidents Photo Op Marred by Tear Gas Incident
Washington witnessed an unprecedented moment as the Shah of Iran and President Carter both shed tears on the White House Lawn amid anti Shah demonstrators. Tear gas drifted toward the presidential party and audience, resulting in widespread front page photographs and a flood of humorous captions and cartoons the next day.
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Iran
United States
White House
Rose Garden
Jimmy Carter
Shah
Nixon
David Frost
the Shah
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