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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1948
Page
2
Jim Bullock of Radio Workshop denounces the Kent Stater for editorial bias and local advocacy. The Stater declines to print the lengthy report citing it is one man’s work, though a pasted version may appear if interest grows.
The University Booster club opens its annual drive for 2,000 members led by President Al Weekley succeeding Mickey Dover. Last year 1,048 students faculty and alumni joined and funds supported dances pep rallies cheerleaders caravans travel facilities trophies and a Stadium drive donation.
The allocations committee failed to act on a $1500 surplus with eight yes and nine no votes among 17 members. The group plans to revisit the issue next week, urging student input and transparency as the money should reflect majority student opinion.
In Congress this week the House Ways and Means committee approved the Knutson tax cut bill by 15 to 9. Debate began yesterday with Republicans planning passage Monday while Democrats mount opposition. The plan calls for a 6.3 billion dollar tax reduction and signals a broader GOP push on domestic issues, including a push to regulate foreign aid with an April 1 deadline.
Julian Kofsky, Leeds born student and Alpha Epsilon president, designs posters sets and programs for NTFC. He collaborates with producer Lenny Taylor and theater staff, while Bernie Sharkey handles box office and ticket blocks for four night NTFC performances priced at 50 cents.
Miami public beaches posted the season’s largest turnout with sunny 75 degree weather while much of the U S faced cold. In Chicago, a cold wave was reported moving into the North Central states. Pravda urged a East Europe alliance through internal mobilization. Moscow radio cited rising American discrimination against Slavic expatriates, notably Yugoslavs in Pennsylvania and Youngstown.
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