House tightens college aid on student protests
The House added two provisions to a 5 billion higher education bill to deny federal aid to students involved in unlawful campus uprisings or convicted due to protest activity, with mandatory denial in specified cases. A compromise with the Senate is pending.
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Federal controls urged to fix airline scheduling chaos
Air Traffic Control Association calls for federal intervention to end rush hour congestion at major airports. Executive director G. W. Kriske argues the current system cannot let passengers depart at 8 a.m. and return by 6 p.m. without delays. He blames airlines for peak hour jams and duplicate scheduling forcing travel at odd hours.
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Senate Conflict Over Fortas Approval Grows
Sen. Gore predicts a substantial majority will back Fortas for chief justice while Sen. Griffin says opposition strength is rising. Judiciary panel finished hearings but action is delayed until after the national conventions. Fortas cites his record including the 1966 voting rights act ruling and White House conference involvement.
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