Reagan urges tougher campus aid cuts to curb riots
Washington Reagan accuses college leaders of yielding to demonstrators and urges Congress to strengthen laws withholding federal student aid. He warns a culture without traditions or laws will revert to a jungle and calls for mandatory, consolidated cutoff procedures to curb unrest. The statement was submitted to a House subcommittee hearing chaired by Rep. Edith Green.
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Coroner Noguchi Ficht Dismissal Details in LA
Los Angeles officials moved to fire Dr. Thomas Noguchi as county coroner after a 10 page letter outlining charges of bizarre behavior. The Board of Supervisors voted 5-0 to dismiss him from a 31104 yearly post amid claims of drug use threats and psychiatric concerns.
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Pope Paul VI to visit Africa and Nigeria for peace
Pope Paul VI announced a July flight to Kampala Uganda for the first papal visit to Africa. He will pray for peace in war torn Nigeria and consecrate a cathedral honoring 22 African martyrs while meeting African bishops at a Kampala conference. The announcement followed Mass in St. Peter's Basilica.
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Investigators Report Navy Group Of Deteriorating Ships
Congressional investigators released a report detailing the U S Navy fleet as aging and deteriorating. The findings highlight maintenance lapses and rising repair costs impacting readiness and long term fleet viability.
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Furness urges cabinet level consumer office and reveals fridge costs
Betty Furness testified on a cabinet level consumer affairs office to coordinate federal programs. She noted warranties can hurt buyers and explained differences in fridge running costs from frost free to self defrost and ice making units. Laird warned Navy funding gaps threaten ship construction and proposed canceling tenders to cover bills.
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Justice Department asks Supreme Court to modify eavesdropping ruling
The Justice Department formally urged the Supreme Court to limit its March eavesdropping decision and to hold foreign intelligence surveillance legal. Solicitor General Griswold argued the ruling could hinder intelligence activities and cited Igor A. Ivanov and Cassius Clay cases while noting no link to Clay's 1967 conviction.
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