Editorials His brothers' keeper from Lorton Virginia
The report covers John L Boone leaving Lorton Reformatory to become Massachusetts corrections commissioner. He promoted self help groups, furloughs for rehabilitation, and earned praise from diverse groups including Lifers for Prison Reform and Washington, D C. The editor lauds Boone as a rare penologist with courage and impact, urging others to follow his example for prisoner reform and better outcomes.
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Goodby
Johm L. Boone
Boone
Lorton
Massachusetts
FAA Faces Call To Tighten Pilot Health Reporting
The FAA top medical officer urges physicians to report pilot alcoholism or heart disease on examinations for licenses. Some doctors fear career-ending reports, but safety advocates say airlines should handle exams to catch health issues. ALPA counters insisted safety has not caused jet-age accidents by pilots. Public and industry may incur higher costs if more pilots retire early, but safety justifies it.
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Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Tion
ALPA
J. J. O'Donnell
New York
Kennedy Airport
Congress Critics Rally Behind Closed Doors On Pork Projects
Discontented lawmakers discuss environmental limits delaying pork barrel jobs, blasting courts and EPA rules. They push a bill to shift power to states while weighing political risk and oil interests in Louisiana. A separate ITT pledge to San Diego GOP convention hints at antitrust motives behind big corporate support.
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Washington
Bob Jones
D-Ala
Jim Wright
Dtex
House Public Works Committee
Charles
Buckley
D-N
Jones
Congyess
Bill Harsha
Ohio
Mr. Nader
Kee
Richard Sullivan
EPA
Harda
Caffery
Louisiana
International Telephone and Telegraph
San Diego
TTT
Sheraton
Conference Bureau
Republican Party
ITT
Hartford Ire Insurance
TIT
Senate
The College Boy Writes Home About School and Allowance
A quirky column notes the college prep crowd finds curriculum and professors irrelevant, while allowances fail to satisfy. Astronomers report two new galaxies just 3 million light years away. The piece parodies social shifts, warnings from experts, and the noisy lead up to 1972 candidacy.
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Curticulum
Footnotes Chatter Sparks Candid Word Play
A compact reflection notes that language rules shape disputes. It emphasizes that clear definitions curb quarrels as people who breach natural language norms face consequences.
Florida primary shock boosts Wallace but Nixon looms large
Reading the returns from the Florida primary shows George Wallace with a dominant showing that reshapes momentum while a New York Times cross section finds a majority of Florida Democrats would back Nixon in November. The survey notes Wallace supporters remain loyal if he runs, while others favor Nixon over Muskie or Humphrey, indicating Nixon would benefit from Wallace’s absence and Florida’s anti busing sentiment deepens the political rift.
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Jackson
Muskie
Wallace
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Florida
House
Senate
New York
George C. Wallace
Richard Nixon
New York Times
Edmund
Maine
Hubert O. Humphey
Minnesotis
Henry M. Jack
Washington
George McGovern
South Dakota
Jobe V Lindsay
Alabama
White House
Wallace and
Shirley Chisholm
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Walter Parman
Lifers
Alcoholics Anonymous
Yoga Society
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Associa
Pat Caffery
D-La
Big Oil
California
Roger Zion
R-Ind
Jin Kee
D-W.va
Environmental Protection Agency
Merry
Jack Anderson
Gyr
Senator Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Wicker
New York Times News Service
Cure Wallace
Alate
Semalar
Minots
Eugene McCarthy
Wisconsin
Hubert Wimphey
George Wallace
Asistaeod
George Wallice
Jack Rosenthal
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