Nixon New Year Resolutions for Domestic and Foreign Policy
A speculative look at priorities for the incoming president, focusing on domestic reform and international stance. Proposals touch on economic recovery, civil rights, foreign alliances, and measured diplomacy to guide early administration actions.
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Nixon
U.S
Nelemith Hell
Citizens voice urged Nixon campaign goals
Diane Modert of Mt. Vernon Indiana 20 art education major comments on what Nixon should pursue. She says satisfy campaign promises improve communication with Black Power supporters push for peace talks with North Vietnam and raise space program goals after the latest mission.
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Nixon
Vietnam
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Major problem first: student opinions on Nixon Vietnam policy
David Essmiller and Claudia Hamlin advocate solving the Vietnam war before domestic issues. They urge Nixon to speed Paris talks, recognize Vietnamese desires, and set up a government. They also call for broader minority understanding and lower prices as money tightens.
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Nixon
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Voters Favor End to War and Strong Domestic Reform
Students and citizens call for Vietnam end and assert need for domestic focus. Voices urge Nixon to curb spending, reform welfare, raise teacher pay, improve school conditions, and address racial issues while stressing local enforcement and meaningful dialogue with protesters.
Teens Prefer Fight to Smoke Says Youth Survey
A survey of hundreds of teens shows only about one in five smoke, with many abstaining for health, expense, or parental-privacy reasons. The study notes that most smokers are light, and that awareness of lung cancer persuades most youths not to start or to quit.
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Fred Spies, Jr
Fayetteville
Ark
Randy Shaw
Spokane
Wash
Melody Fuerst
White Plains
N.Y
American Cancer Society
Randy Miller
LeSeur
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Jean Gross
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Cougars Sweep Ottawa Whirlwinds In Junior High Action
South Junior High Cougars win both eighth and ninth grade games against Ottawa Whirlwinds in the Central Junior High gym. Eighth graders edge through a tied offenses to a 27 year end and ninth graders pull ahead to a 43 38 victory led by Cory Brinkerhoff. Spirit Day and pep assembly boosted Cougar support as girls train in volleyball in PE.
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Ottawa Whirlwinds
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Cory Brinkerhoff
Insect and Fossil Holdings at the California Academy
The California Academy of Sciences owns about 3,600,000 insects and 1,600,000 fossils among its collection. The figures illustrate the vast scale of the institution's natural history holdings and research resources.
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The
California Academy _,of Sciences
Central Junior High Pep Club trips to Bonner Springs
The CJHS Pep Club chartered two buses to watch the Mighty Mustangs play the Bonner Springs Braves with a 44 to 51 loss for Central. The B team lost 29 to 23. Ninth grade A is four and two, B is two and one, and eighth grade is three and zero. Pep assemblies feature the band and three skits aiding school spirit.
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Bonner Springs
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