Middletown Miami Campus seeks greater autonomy and new programs
A preliminary evaluation urges Miami University to give the Middletown campus more autonomy to tailor programs to older commuting students. Recommendations include expanding business courses, flexible schedules, waiving suspensions, allowing retakes, and boosting recruitment while aligning with community needs.
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David Driver
Middletown
Miami University
Miami
Oxford
Sedam
Hamilton
Sinclair Community College
Dayton
Kissinger Says Talks With Soviets Were Cordial
Henry Kissinger described his meetings with Soviet leaders as cordial and satisfactory but noted more exchanges were needed before Brezhnev’s U S visit date could be announced. He spoke after six days at Zavidovo north of Moscow and withheld details.
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Moscow
Henry Kissinger
Communist Party
Kissinger
Brezhnev
Ohio Voters Approve Lottery Constitutional Change
Ohio voters approved removing the constitutional prohibition on a state lottery with 971,833 for and 548,133 against. They also backed a separate amendment to allow lottery procedures and annual legislative sessions by 679,076 to 575,881. Five other constitutional amendments were defeated including property quick take, felon disenfranchisement, Supreme Court commission rules, court pay limits, and procedural rule package changes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Senate
Ronald M. Mottl
D-24
Parma
House Rules Committee
Mott
Supreme Court
Ohio
Bookies in Cleveland Back Lottery Odds to Protect Business
Cleveland book makers say the Ohio state lottery won’t hurt their trade. They argue the lottery is a small, separate item and could boost overall gambling, with the state gaining revenue and bookies attracting more customers. Operators insist numbers games differ, noting daily contests and high odds.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Limited immunity offered in Watergate case
Senate investigators consider granting limited immunity to as many as eight Watergate figures in exchange for sworn public testimony. John Dean III and four Miami arrestees likely, with Jeb Stuart Magruder, E. Howard Hunt, and G. Gordon Liddy also mentioned. Indictments against John N. Mitchell reportedly under discussion, Mitchell denying charges.
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Washington
Senate
Watergate Committee
White House
John Dean III
Dean
Committee
Miami
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
New York Daily News
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Weather and political turmoil mix in a single report
Mid-Middletown area forecasts show cloudy skies with possible showers and highs in the 70s after a 74 degree high and 56 overnight low yesterday. A separate update covers Egil Krogh facing pressure to resign as undersecretary of transportation amid his role in the Ellsberg burglary.
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Middletown
White House
Egil Krogh
Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Transportation
Claude Brinegar
Krogh
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Hunt
Liddy
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Food price rise seen for 1972 may peak this year
Department of Agriculture officials forecast food prices climbing up to 9 percent for the year with supermarket costs rising 10 percent, restaurant prices 5.5 percent, and all foods up eight percent in the first quarter. They expect a possible peak or decline by year end as livestock and protein items push up costs.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
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Malcolm Sedam
Sietan
Larry Gable
Lancaster
Gable
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
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Mottl
Ted Brown
Paul Minus
Supreme Court Commission
Lotory
Robert Cushman
Agency
Cushman
Netherlands
State Department
Vietnam
Ann Landers
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