Kids devouring a new postal education booklet
Many read the 24 page Junior Postman guide aimed at teaching mail basics to children as part of a Student Postal Week. Critics note a $450000 price tag for nearly five million booklets amid a recent 25 percent stamp hike, while some educators praise engagement and learning.
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New York
Lizette Médina
Sheila Morris
Miss Morris
P.S. 122
Long Island City
Queens
Bill Alexander
D-Ark
Slowdown Urged in Nixon Energy Push
A two year Ford Foundation study criticizes the Nixon administration approach to rapid energy development. It urges delaying coal demand growth by century’s end and suggests public ownership and a possible government energy corporation to manage resources rather than private leases.
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Washington
U.S
Ford Foundation
Congress
Convict Urges Hearst to Start Negotiations for Patty Release
Clifford Jefferson, known as Death Row Jeff, publicly urges Randolph Hearst to seek negotiations for the release of Patricia Hearst. He claims talks with Hearst, FBI agents, and prison officials occurred over ten days at Vacaville. Separate Ohio notes report Guardsman McManus saying he took the fifth under advice, amid Kent State indictments.
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Randolph A. Hearst
Clifford
Jeff’’ Jefferson
Hearst
FBI
Charles Bates
Raymond Procunier
Jefferson
California
Vacaville
Randolph Hearst
Patricia Hearst
Patricia
SLA
Patty
Two House Aides Listen to Nixon Tapes in Impeachment Probe
House Judiciary Chairman Peter Rodino and ranking member Edward Hutchinson quietly review White House tapes tied to Watergate. They screen conversations for relevance to Nixon's possible involvement in the cover up, with limited access and tight safeguards.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
Edward Hutchinson
Reich
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Watergate Grand Jury
White House
Rodino
Hutchinson
John Doar
Albert Jenner
Judiciary Committee
Rodine
Weekend Warmup Forecast Clears Snowy Ground
A week after snow covered the ground, the region trends toward spring with a forecast high near 60 under sunny skies. Tonight expects lows in the 40s, and Monday may bring more showers.
Amputee Stephen Southerland Faces Cancer Fight
A 13 year old boy from Dade County Florida Stephen Southerland son of a police officer remains in good spirits after cancer forced amputation of his left leg. He has learned to walk on an artificial limb in Children’s Medical Center and accepted an invitation to sail with the Kennedy family. Teddy Kennedy 12 also lost part of a leg to cancer and wrote Stephen.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Stephen Southerland
Dade County
Fla
Stephen
Children’s Medical Center
U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy’s
Teddy Kennedy
Panthers Get Own Track at Springboro High
Springboro High School’s Panthers gain their own home track through the athletic boosters club. Tom McRoberts covers the development of the top Class AA program and the impact on the school community.
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Springboro High School
Panthers
Tom McRoberts
Kissinger Marries Nancy Maginnes in Secret Civil Ceremony
Henry A. Kissinger, famed for a swinger reputation, wed Nancy Maginnes in a private civil ceremony. The pair flew to Acapulco for a 10 day honeymoon after the Washington wedding performed by Judge Francis E. Thomas Jr. The bride, a Rockefeller Commission researcher, met Kissinger years ago while both worked for Nelson Rockefeller.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nancy Maginnes
Acapulco
Mexico
Kissinger
Miss Maginnes
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Commission On Critical Choices
Francis E. Thomas Jr
Arlington County Circuit Court
Elizabeth
David
State Department
Albert B. Maginnes
White Plains
N.Y
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American Museum of Natural History
Elmer T. Klassen
Andrew A. Walforst
Elaine Tobias
Joseph Remiro
Russell Little
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Miss Hearst
Bates
Procurier
Vincent Hallinan
Cecil Williams
Glide Memorial Church
Williams
Hearst Corp. Trust Fund
Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio National
Mathew J. McManus
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
McManus
West Salem
Guard
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Grand Jury
National Guard
C.D. Lambros
Lambros
James E. Pierce
Amelia Island
Pierce
Dan Roth
Justice Department
Boro Panthers
Franklin
Joy Jones
First Presbyterian Church of
Oklahoma
Eric von Klinger
Thomas Collins
Phoenix Nest
Swinger
George West
Jill St. John
Liv Ullman
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