Over-Consumption in U S Spurs Call for Conservation
The article cites declining resource reserves and urges a persistent shift to conservation. Dr. John H. Gibbons proposes minor actions with large impact such as wearing sweaters in winter, using fluorescent lighting, and cutting fossil fuel use to avert serious future trouble. It stresses changing habits and attitudes toward limited resources and ends with a biblical verse from Romans 6 23.
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Breach of promise fuels urban summer job funding row
Gus Tyler notes federal aid for youth employment relies on old Emergency Employment money, provoking mayors' anger over promised revenue sharing. Javits and Milwaukee’s Maier accuse Nixon of breach, while cities fear civil strife as funds are allocated by lump sums, reshaping programs and pitting communities.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
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Negative pregnant and Watergate talk from Tom Braden
Braden argues Nixon's Watergate speech used a negative pregnant denial that invites questions. He questions prior knowledge of plans for intelligence activities and notes March developments and omissions. The piece casts the president as in serious trouble and outside help from the speech.
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Nixon press questions on Indochina ceasefire and allied promises
Buckley surveys President Nixon's Congress address warning Hanoi on peace terms and probes U S reliance on China, Russia, and cease-fire commitments. He raises whether North Vietnam could be trusted and what arms or aid might be used if negotiations fail. He notes Watergate distractions and questions Kissinger's testimony.
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Larry O’brien
New Hampshire to test school voucher system under Governor Thomson
The New Hampshire plan, advised by Milton Friedman, seeks to empower parents with annual school vouchers to pay for public or private tuition. It will pilot in three districts with three control districts, overseen by federal funding and independent evaluation, aiming to show if vouchers spark school variety, innovation, and parental choice.
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Milton Friedman
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
WILLIAM _ Bittenbender
New Hampshire Board of Education
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Alum Rock
California
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