Auto Emission Rules Press Industry For Clean Air
The piece argues U S auto makers face tough mid seventies emission deadlines and may raise prices or compromise performance to meet standards. EPA chief Ruckelshaus warns future low emissions cars could be costlier and slower, but preserving a healthy environment justifies the price. Congress pressed auto pollution as a high priority.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
The Quiet Revolution of America's Older Citizens
Amid loud youth protests a quieter revolution unfolds as 20 million Americans over 65 push to redefine the role of retired people. They, once workers and professionals, seek full participation in national life rather than being sidelined, signaling a major shift in aging and civic engagement.
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America
Frenzies of Rennie Davis and the antiwar protests
John P. Roche critiques Rennie Davis and allied antiwar activists for attempting to shut down Washington. He defends peaceful demonstration, questions revolutionary aims, and argues the protests boosted Nixon’s law and order stance, aiding his 1972 re election bid. He notes innocents suffered in mass arrests and links the骚 movement to broader political tensions.
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Rennie Davis
Washington
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Justice Department
Davis & Co
Chicago
Richard Nixon
Safer cars a dream or a demand for change
Paul Harvey discusses the 1971 insurance tests showing fragility in cars and argues for safer, more functional designs. He envisions a shock absorbing bumper by Boeing and urges Detroit to back radical, energy absorbing innovations with public support. A poll of interest could move the project from concept to reality.
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Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Detroit
Boeing
Young voters face battle over where to vote in 1972
The 26th Amendment expands voting rights to 18 year olds for federal offices, but where students may cast ballots stirs debate. Cornell student Kesten Mankiewicz Braden in Ithaca faces pressure to vote from his parents’ home in Westport, Conn. Courts in several states challenge campus registration. effects reach migratory workers too as millions become eligible in 1972.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
Westport
Conn
New Jersey
Seton Hall University
Kentucky
Massachusetts
States Explore Voting Options for Young Voters
In Michigan and Washington courts issue opinions allowing young voters to vote at home or at their residence after work or study. In New York a bill seeks to bar campus voting where students study. By 1972 the issue may remain unresolved as groups like Common Cause and organized labor fear litigation.
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Champaign
Carbondale
Evansville
Bloomington
Ind
Austin
Tex
Corvallis
Eugene
Ore
State College
Lawrence
Kan
Coumbus
Ohio
Westwood
Calif
Michigan
Washington
New York
Common Cause
Organized Labor
Ohioans Lead Florida Visitors In Summer Travel
Ohioans sent 1,924,494 visitors to Florida last year by private auto or camper, edging Georgia and ahead of Michigan in a Florida Department of Commerce report. Tampa Bay area tops Florida destinations, with Miami and Daytona Beach following.
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Florida
Ohio
Georgia
Florida Department of Commerce
Michigan
Tampa- St. Petersburg
Reagan on CRLA, vouchers and California schools
Governor Reagan critiques the CRLA program as misuse of funds and lack of accountability while describing his veto as a response to malpractices. He argues for experimental voucher trials to introduce school choice and improve education without church-state entanglements.
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Los Angeles Times
California
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Reagan Administration
California Rural Legal Assistance
Reagan
Legal Assistance Program
Washington
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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