Nixon drunken calls in Kissinger transcripts reveal crisis tremors
National Archives release of Henry Kissinger phone transcripts shows Nixon was reportedly heavily intoxicated during key crisis moments including the Arab Israeli war onset and impeachment peril. The notes reveal Kissinger fearing Nixon actions could spark war and that aides worried over the president’s state of mind as resignation loomed.
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Colleges lag in graduates for minority students says report
The Education Trust warns U S colleges fail to ensure degree completion for most students. Among four year schools with large black enrollments nearly 40 percent graduate fewer than 30 percent of their black students in six years, and about 9.4 million students attended four year schools in 2000.
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US college graduation rates lag other nations says report
A report notes fewer graduates though college attendance rises. It cites the US slipping to second in attainment among industrialized nations, with age groups 25 to 34 and 45 to 54 showing stagnant progress. It highlights tracking progress at University of Florida and Elizabeth City State University as examples.
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Older Babson student earns high school diploma ceremony
Ueeba Babson, nearly 90, returned to school after seven decades since her last class and received a standing ovation, red roses, and a congratulatory letter from Gorest Bush at a Tuesday graduation. The account notes the Adult Education Center aiding varied learners while Provincetown defied Mitt Romney by issuing 217 gay marriage licenses, including 14 to nonresidents.
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Conviction reversed in autistic child's death
An appeals court vacated the manslaughter conviction of Gorman Roberts for the 2002 drowning death of 5-year-old Jordan Payne in a Pompano Beach canal. Jurors were told he could have an attorney during questioning, a right not clearly conveyed. Roberts, aged 17 at the time, faced questions over whether he pushed Jordan or if he fell in during roughhousing.
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Jersey police arrest animal rights advocates
Seven animal rights activists linked to Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty USA were arrested in New Jersey on charges of orchestrating intimidation and harassment against Huntingdon Life Sciences. Prosecutors allege vandalism stalking hacking and mass communications tactics. conspiracy carries up to three years and 250000 dollars fine, with stalking adds up to five years.
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