Goldwater Seeks Senate Check on Treaty Abrogation
In a detailed argument, Barry Goldwater contends a president cannot terminate a treaty like Taiwan unilaterally. He asserts Congress must concur and notes legal experts support shared executive and legislative power. Goldwater warns that unilateral abrogation would jeopardize NATO ties and other international commitments.
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Harvard Edge: Core Curriculum Shifts Focus to Core Skills
Harvard faculty voted 182 to 65 to implement a core curriculum for undergraduates starting 1979, redefining an educated person as one who can think and write clearly, has five basic academic areas, and can place knowledge in historical and cultural context, with ethical understanding and depth in a field. The reform echoes a broader push to restore fundamental goals in American liberal arts education.
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Diggs case stirs ethics debate at federal court
Washington report details Rep. Charles C. Diggs facing pre trial questions over payroll kickbacks while colleagues face scrutiny over outside income and speeches. The piece notes ethical reform debates, calls for tighter rules, and the broader impact on Congress credibility amid post Watergate reforms.
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Our forests going to waste says John Chamberlain
John Chamberlain argues that government inflation feeds higher housing costs and that the federal Forest Service wastes billions of board feet annually. He cites Forest Service control of softwood, poor stumpage designations, and environmentalist policies as factors. Lassen and California cases illustrate lost jobs and potential savings for home buyers.
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Swan song for a dying goose in Brookfield
Hugh Mulligan recalls a derailed Canadian goose near Ridgefield Brookfield high school and the moral weight of a senseless hit and run. A girl volunteers comfort and ecologists vow action as a polluted lake and a dying creature haunt his National Honor Society speech.
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