Nixon Assures Students His Administration Cares
President Nixon told about 450 student leaders at the White House that the administration is deeply concerned about campus frustrations that spill into violence. He contrasted today’s issues with his own college days and urged dialogue between students and officials to address the era’s problems.
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Washington
Nixon
Association of Student Governments
U.S
White House
California
U.S. Commissioner of Education
James E. Allen Jr
Office of Education
United States
Allen
Leonard Tate
Central State University
Wilberforce
Ohio
Tate
German court reopens case against Bishop Defregger over WWII killings
Germany’s Justice Minister says the case against Most Rev. Matthias Defregger, alleged to have passed orders for the 1944 execution of 17 Italian villagers, is reopened. The move follows questions about jurisdiction and witness sourcing, with Defregger’s role as Munich auxiliary bishop central to the dispute.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Matthias Defreg
Munich
Strelitz
Hesse
Bavaria
Rahn
Italy
Filetto de Camarda
Rome
Defregget
Feletto
Montesano High School Skirt Rule Narrowly Upheld
In Grays Harbor County, Judge Warner Poyhomen ruled Montesano High School may set a dress rule allowing skirts to seven inches above the knee and cannot suspend students for minor infractions. He denied the restraining order but urged a two inch leeway and affirmed board authority while limiting suspensions to chronic or flagrant cases.
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Montesano, Wash
Grays Harbor County
Lloyd Enz
Enz
Fires cause 2.1 billion in losses across U S last year
About 24 million fires occurred nationwide in the last year resulting in roughly $2.1 billion in losses.
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Boston
United States
Federal aid pledge for Negro colleges discussed
Allen acknowledged inequitable education funding and stressed the issue concerns the current administration. The Association of Student Governments represents student body presidents on about 300 U.S. campuses.
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Allen
The
Association of Student Governments
U.S
Neil Armstrong Museum funds reach $352000 mark
A committee reported Friday that about 352000 of the 500000 private dollars have been raised for the Neil Armstrong Museum in Wapakoneta Ohio. The state will provide the remaining 500000 of the 1 million goal to honor the first man on the moon.
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Neil Armstrong
Saxbe Criticizes Lake Erie Pollution Target
Senator William Saxbe of Ohio says the Interior Department should have started clean water enforcement in Michigan. He calls Detroit and southeast Michigan major offenders of Lake Erie's pollution, as Interior ordered Toledo and four steel firms to justify lapses in federal law.
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Washington
Interior Department
Lake Erie
Michigan
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Interior Asst
Carl L. Klein
Detroit
Toledo
Waiver Needed In Mayor's Court
In Columbus Ohio a mayor may impose sentences for ordinance violations if the defendant waives his right to a jury in writing and consents to trial in a mayor's court. Ohio Atty. Gen. Paul Brown ruled.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paul Brown
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