Armed Forces January February voting outreach questioned by Youth Citizenship Fund
The Youth Citizenship Fund says the Pentagon lacks zeal in promoting registration and voting among service members. A survey across 36 bases shows ineptness and apathy in military voter outreach, despite Armed Forces Registration Month. The piece urges Secretary Laird to push a stronger military voting program.
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Philippians exhortation on living honestly in a crooked age
The verse urges believers to act without grumbling or disputing so they shine as bright examples in a dark world. It emphasizes integrity and clear witness in daily conduct among people.
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Goodspeed
China
Peking Revisited Part 3 Reflects on Nixon Talks
New York writer Bob Considine critiques post meeting narratives in Peking. He notes scant hard news from the Nixon Chou En Lai talks and mocks brief White House briefings while detailing cultural tours and press banquets. The piece highlights moments at the Great Wall Ming Tombs and takes a skeptical yet hopeful view of Sino American relations.
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Chou En-lai
Mai Tsetang
Ron Ziegler
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We Can't Stamp Out Heroin in Washington
A 22-year-old thief, son of an employee, forged checks totaling just over $1,000. The author argues heroin addiction drives crime, criticizes narcotics prohibition as futile, cites Nixon subsidies for opium farmers, and promotes a methadone program as a current approach in the capital.
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Nader and the push for a consumer watchdog over regulators
The piece argues against a proposed super agency to oversee regulators like the FTC ICC and NLRB. It warns such a body could inherit regulatory corruption, notes Supreme Court support for broader FTC powers, and extols market mechanisms and journalism as protections for consumers. Ralph Nader is praised as a watchdog using free market testing bodies.
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Letter to the Scupor on Madison High dress code rules
A Madison High School senior was sent home for a mustache and students face dress code disputes. The writer urges open mindedness and tolerance, arguing rules demean youths and distract from true educational goals. He questions restrictive attire policies and calls for focus on larger educational issues.
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Madison High School
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