Drive To Lower Voting Age Gains Momentum
A national push to cut the voting age from 21 gathers momentum in about 40 states. State legislatures move toward constitutional amendments or referenda, with governors and lawmakers citing youth engagement and civil rights. Debate features concerns over youth disorder and political maturity across several states.
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Pig Tribute in Congress Aims to Honor Hogs
Rep Tred Schwengel of Iowa announces a tribute in Congress on Tuesday to pigs sparked by conservation TV ads portraying hogs as dirty. He agrees with park officials that hogs are beautiful and worth honoring.
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Job Corps graduates earn more, study says
A new report for the Office of Economic Opportunity claims Job Corps graduates earn about 31,000 dollars a year more than nontrainees, fueling debate over Nixon’s plan to cut 59 of 113 centers. Harris, who led the study, cites six month posttraining earnings gains and stronger outcomes for black youths, but notes the impact fades after about a year. The study involved 11,000 ex corpsmen and was presented to the House Education and Labor Committee amid calls to preserve the program.
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Father Of Missing Airman Vows Retaliation Against North Korea
The father of a crewman missing after a C121 reconnaissance plane was shot down says he would retaliate if he could. Richard Sweeney of Chicago urges stronger action, recalling the Pueblo seizure as a warning. Names, dates, and family ties are noted as relatives reflect on the tragedy and potential responses.
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Musk oxen Thrive On Barter Island Relocation
Arctic musk oxen that vanished from the Slope over a century ago are thriving. A herd of 34 from Greenland was placed on Nunivak Island in 1930 and has grown to about 750. Gov. Miller’s office says 48 animals were moved from Nunivak to Barter Island to prevent overgrazing in Munivalk winter range. Lunar rainbows observed as faint color bands add odd notes to the report.
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