Rape Victims Should Not Be Identified in Arlington Editorial
The Las Vegas Sun criticizes the Northern Virginia Sun policy to print names ages and addresses of rape victims even before arrests arguing such practice harms reporting and prosecution. It urges newspapers to withhold victims names to protect privacy and public welfare.
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Arlington
Northern Virginia Sun
Herman J. Obermayer
Obermayer
U.S. Supreme Court
The
Las Vegas Sun
Clark County trustees seek 39.8 million bond for new and expanded schools
In Clark County Nevada the School District seeks voter approval of a 39.8 million bond issue to fund additions and new schools. The March 14 election will be standalone with expected low turnout and broad tax implications including potential changes to assessment ratios and inflation effects on bills.
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Clark County
State Tax Commission
Patriots and spies collide in the media’s pride and peril
An opinion piece argues patriotism should not hinder exposing CIA and KGB influence. It cites Grigorian and the WFTU in Prague, warns of a global covert network, and urges reporters to aid democracy by sharing intelligence, even amid sensational Cold War rhetoric.
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CIA
FBI
KGB
Peking
Hollywood
John le Carre
Ruben A. Grigorian
World Federation of Trade Unions
Prague
KGB Labor Desk
Tovarich Grigorian
Uss.r
Hitler
Mussolini
Federal student loan defaulters face tougher collection
The Office of Education reports about 22 500 borrowers in default for four years or more on loans averaging around 1000 dollars. Some 390 000 borrowers owe more than 430 million in bad debts. HEW steps up mailings and warns of private collection or prosecution if payments are not made.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Office of Education
Conssterie Snee
Dip Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Kornfeld
U.S
Bird enthusiasm mirrors human progress say Peruvian find
Louisiana State University ornithologist Dr John O Neill spent 16 years studying birds in Peru and recently found a white winged guan thought extinct for a century. He called the discovery fantastic exciting and tremendous and said it captivated him much like Einstein’s breakthrough ideas.
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John O'Neill
Lousiana State University
Dr. O'Neill
Einstein
O'Neill
Peru
On This Day December 30 in History
A compact roundup notes Kipling born on this date in 1865 and major events: 1853 US buys land along the Gila River for 10 million dollars, shaping Arizona and New Mexico. 1903 Chengams Theater fire kills 602. 1972 Nixon halts bombing Hanoi and Haiphong and initiates peace talks. 1974 Watergate trial advances.
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Rudyard Kipling
United States
Gila River
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Paris
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