West Point Honor Code Under Fire Over Cheating Scandal
Critics push to drop or relax West Point standards after a major cheating scandal in 1976. The 1976 graduating class showed support for the code Duty Honor Country as cadets face investigations, amid legal challenges and Pentagon reviews.
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Exod-al Exodus as Congress Loses Senior Leaders
Speaker Carl Albert announces retirement ending his term at year end, joining three other top officials in leaving Congress. Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott also retire, signaling a broad turnover as 94th Congress nears and the bicentennial year approaches.
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Global Cooling Report Warns of Food Production Impact
CIA backed House Agriculture Committee briefing warns a decade of cooling could cut world crops. Russia suffered two wheat crop failures in five years while the US and Canada see declining yields. Monsoon rains risk Asia’s wheat and Southeast Asia rice harvests. A one degree shift could slash farmland productivity.
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Moscow Prefers Ford in 1976 U S Presidential Drive
The piece notes foreign governments showing preferences in U S elections with Israel and China backing Henry Jackson in 1976 while right wing regimes back Ronald Reagan. It highlights Soviet involvement in West Germany and Angola and quotes Joseph C. Harsch on Cuba pressure favoring Ford and Kissinger. Adler Zumwalt recalls a 1970 cabinet conversation.
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Ehrlichman Kissinger and Nixon in The Company critique
The review questions Ehrlichman and Kissinger as reshaping Nixon’s image to fit literary and political aims. It argues Ehrlichman and Kissinger may have deliberately portrayed Nixon in contrasting light to boost sales or influence, while noting Nixon’s unstable, rageful behavior and the paradox of their efforts to install and sustain his presidency.
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Glance At Yesterday From Our Files June 9
Fifty years ago crawfish clogged the Atchafalaya highway near Berwick interfering with traffic as motorists gathered them for Creole bisque.
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Over-Regulation and Red Tape in Local Debate
Cheshire residents debated licensing bicycles and road rules with an education meeting that drew few attendees. Critics called it another tax while noting existing laws cover road safety. A quote from Proudhon cited, arguing against excessive regulation and new constitutional amendments.
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Monroe iNews-Star delivers national and local AP news
The Monroe News Star presents Associated Press dispatches credited to AP or NOS along with local reporting. It brands itself as an independent newspaper that favors truth over party politics and supports what it believes is right.
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