Judicial Lapse Perverts Limited Driving Permits
The article reports that hundreds of drunken driving convicts in North Carolina have kept driving under a limited permit law intended for first offenders. It argues the law has been misused, with some permits granted to repeat offenders and vague restrictions allowing simple errands after court. Judges face calls for a disciplined uniform interpretation to prevent public safety hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
North Carolina General Assembly
Superior Court
Chapel Hill
PROJECTING THE NEWS Amazon Basin Development
An overview of the Amazon region as a vast, largely untapped frontier. It discusses ecological concerns, resources including timber and latex, and the debate over large scale dam projects and development plans. Prior proposals by figures such as Panero are weighed against ecological risks and agricultural limits, with limited current action by Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon Valley
Earth
Amazonia
South America
New York City
Amazon System
Walter Lippmann
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Panero
Amazon
Great Lakes
Atlantic
U. S
Legal boomlet around Nixon era law firm Mudge Rose
Washingtons Mudge Rose Guthrie and Alexander, once linked to Richard Nixons ascent, expands with a Washington office and White House proximity. insiders note Leonard Garment moved from firm to White House staff while handling political chores, though no client dealings are proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Nixon
Leonard Garment
Washington
Garment
Nizana
Leonard
Mudge-Rose Firm Quietly Expands Washington Staff
The Washington office of Mudge-Rose has grown from three attorneys to seven with associates shuttling between New York and D C. The firm, secretive about clients, represents Pepsi-Cola General Cigar Cargill Warner-Lambert El Paso Natural Gas and several railroads, with many cases before federal bodies. A former partner, now a White House adviser, earns 45000 a year as a special consultant on rights and the arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wall Street
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie and Alexander
Richard Nixon
Mudge- Rose
Nixon
Walter W. Ahrens
White House
Mudge-Rose
Gerald B. Greenwald
Garment
Pennsylvania Avenue
Civie Democratic
Tommes Bracken
Arthur Becker
Gerald Weld
David Vaughan
Martindale Hubble Legal
Marge-Rose
Pepsi-Cola
General Cigar
Cargill
Warner- Lambert Pharmaceutical
el Paso Natural Gas
Eversharp-Schick
General Precision Systems
Irving ‘Trust
Stone and Webster Engineering
Blair and Company
Investors Diversified Services
National Bulk Carriers
Matsui of Japan
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Justice Department
Nigen
John Mitchell
el Paso
Federal Power Commission
Warner- Chilcott
Warner - Lambert
Food and Drug Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
West Coast
New York City
Professors must teach more not just lead busy lives
Dr Benjamin Fine, education editor, argues professors now act as business executives and researchers, leaving classrooms. He cites moonlighting, six to eight hour teaching loads, and loyalty shifting to career. He warns student unrest and urges colleges to restore classroom focus and teaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Fine
North American Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Cel Critic
The
College English Association
Donald A. Sears
Cal-State College
California
Sears
India
Latin America
Asia
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Zechariah
Amazon Basin
Robert B. Panero
Hudson Institute
Amazon River
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. c Pat
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry, Jrolt
McPhers
Toy Brown
Tol
Associated Press
N.Y
AP News
N. C
Enterprise
Jack Anderson
Senator Soaper
Vietnam
Holt McPherson
Berry
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