Foul Our editorial opinion on sex integrated PE rules
The article discusses HEW Title 5 and Title 9 enforcing equal opportunities for women in education, including coed gym classes and sports. It notes effective dates, funding penalties, and criticism from critics like James Kehoe, with planned hearings as public resistance grows. It highlights impacts on colleges, NCAA cost cuts, and the Pennsylvania PIAA ruling.
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Department of Health, Educaion and Welfare
Ford
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletics Association
PIAA
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
HEEW
James Kehoe
University of Maryland
Hew
State Board of Education
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Vernon Register
Bke
House
Foreign defaulters settle Polish bonds at forty percent
The Foreign Bondholders Protective Group representing the U.S. government reached an epoch making agreement with Poland to settle outstanding Polish dollar bonds at only 40 percent of their face value. Previous settlements of this kind set similar terms with investors.
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Bacron's
Protective Gameil Inc
United States
Poland
New Castle News Confused Copy On Debts And Defaults
The article compiles jumbled data about foreign dollar bonds and a council named Foreign Handholders Protective Council Inc. It notes a shift from prior rules requiring full repayment and lists defaulters including Romania Bulgaria Hungary Czechoslovakia East Germany Russia Cuba and China. It discusses rehabilitating creditor nations and potential effects on Communist countries.
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Foreign Handholders Protective Council Inc
U.S
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Russia
Cuba
China
Christian singles and church social gaps in dating
A reader asks where single Christians can meet new people beyond married congregants. They note a growing singles demographic and request programs to support divorcés and widows, referencing Psalm 37 4 and church awareness of singles groups. The message briefs how finding a job by socializing inspires similar dating strategies.
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Tove
Going Single Should Guide Your Social Path Says Church Advice
The piece counsels singles to seek church groups and sponsor sessions for social involvement. It argues society imposes more restrictions on women than men and urges prayer for contentment or a natural fit to single life guided by God.
Taxpayer anger over pension liberalization in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania taxpayers, facing 9 percent unemployment and rising living costs, oppose broader state employee pensions. Auditor General Robert P. Casey warns SB 24 will fuel taxpayer resentment, raising cost of living provisions by over half a billion dollars. Newspapers echo concerns about high pension benefits for teachers and retirees, urging veto and fiscal restraint.
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Pennsylvania
Robert P. Casey
Commonwealth
Casey
Auditor General
B. Anton Hess
Pennsylvania Association of Elementary
Securary
Hesselaire
Williamsport Sun-Gazette
Shapp
The
Sun-Gazette
Scranton Times
Dullois
Times-Seatter
Caring therapy using dogs aids schizophrenic patients in Oslo
A psychobiologist at Oslo State University conducted a yearlong study with 40 patients unresponsive to drugs, electroshock, or analysis. He used dogs as therapists, pairing patients with pets to foster grooming, exercise, and play, noting rapid behavioral improvements and bonds of trust that enhanced communication with human therapists. The approach underscores caring as both taking care and being cared for, suggesting pets’ nonjudgmental presence helps restore self-esteem and open pathways to treatment for those labeled mentally ill, including schizophrenia.
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Oslo State University
Gir
Sports readers demand broader coverage in New Castle News
The paper notes avid readers push for more on Pirates Cavaliers Chewton Tech tennis Waterford Pymatuning fishing Columbia Cup races and bocce. It emphasizes sports as highly read and promises expanded coverage as staff size grows.
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Hose
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Cavaliers
Chewton Tech
Waterford
Pymatuning
New Castle News
Uiree
Local sports coverage in newspapers faces space and balance challenges
An analysis notes sports sections have grown, expanding from five high schools to Westminster College plus major leagues. It highlights daily balancing of national and local games, the workload on the News sports department led by Pete Mollica, and the difficulty pleasing all readers while prioritizing local amateur coverage in peak summer.
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Serses
Lncal
Westminster College
T Hat
News
Pete Mollica
New Castle
Diplomacy not a love affair says columnist
The piece argues that modern diplomacy departs from personal allure and Rotary Club style charisma. It recalls Wilson at Versailles and warns against overemphasizing personal diplomacy by Kissinger and presidents. It urges routine ambassadorial methods and a focus on interests over personalities.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
David Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Wilson
Milton
United States
Lloyd George
Israel
Kissinger
Yithak Rabin
Knesset
Environmental impact statements stir debate on mining and oil
The piece argues impact statements miss critical factors. weighs open-cut mining, strip mining, offshore drilling, and Alaska oil, linking environmental debates to fuel politics, tanker risks, and potential global consequences. It cites Maine refinery approval, offshore drilling concerns, and economic needs for utility investment.
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Fam
Limited Mine Workers Journal
Congress
Tam
New
Maine
New Brunswick
Eastport
Atlantic
Tion
Draper
Gulf of Mexico
Han
Persian Gulf
High Sea
John Gray
Ford Foundation
U.S
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Richard Nixon
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Shanghai
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