Haynsworth Likely to Fill Fortas Vacancy Amid Civil Rights Debate
Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr may join the Burger Court, with Senate confirmation expected despite opposition. Critics argue his Fourth Circuit record shows a conservative view on racial integration, though experts say predicting his Supreme Court votes is uncertain.
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Deferred Pay Loophole Tightened By Tax Reform
A House tax reform bill would end the deferred compensation shelter for executives by taxing deferred pay above ten thousand dollars at higher pre retirement rates when received. Senate action pending. The issue draws reaction from corporate leaders and lawmakers as a long standing tax break is challenged.
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Dog Days Ramblings On Heat Wave And Sirius
Morale-lifting column jeers at August heat and the dog days. Notes Nixon’s retreat, Sirius rising, Winsted oddities, and a NASA suit over astronauts reading Genesis. Wry, satirical humor with local color and historical touches.
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Missing Port Clinton cat Char-Nel returns or is found
A Port Clinton family recalls a cat named Char-Nel that joined them during a Lake Erie vacation and rode home as a stowaway. The cat fractured pelvis now missing. a white collar and bell identify her. Call Joe Cox at 423-5448 if seen. In Trenton, Mrs. Mabel Slough won first prize in the apple pie baking contest at the Butler County Fair, earning $5.
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Blame Put On Reds Over Vietnam War Policy
Secretary of State Rogers charged the Soviet Union with blocking progress at Paris talks and supplying North Vietnam. He warned Moscow could influence Hanoi, while the United States weighs further troop withdrawals and continued support for South Vietnam amid ongoing fighting and political pressure at home.
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Curricular Reform and the Cost of Mass Education
John P Roche argues that colleges chase relevance through reform yet may bankrupt institutions. He cites two definitions of relevance, the rise of mass education, and the mismatch between personal attachment and impersonal universities. He warns of bureaucratic growth as enrollments soar and bright students demand meaningful intellectual community.
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Costs of small seminars at Brandeis spark debate on value
A front discussion of a plan to run 12 student seminars per undergraduate each semester at Brandeis reveals a faculty bill of about 1.4 million dollars for 2,400 undergraduates. The proposal would consume over a third of tuition income, highlighting the money costs behind higher education reform and the tradeoff between mass education and elite instruction.
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