Kent State President Resigns after 1969-70 shootings
Kent State University President Robert L White, 62, resigns effective at end of the 1970-71 year. He explains the decision followed long plans to quit and the May deaths of four students during a National Guard confrontation. He requests six months sabbatical starting Sept. 15 and then a professorship in educational administration.
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Kent, Ohio
Robert L White
Kent State University
National Guardsmen
White
Construction Unions Face Threat Of Curb On Wages
Miami Beach AP reports President Nixon offers AFL-CIO construction unions a choice between joining a national wage price stabilization board or facing hard and fast federal controls with no union input. The plan would review wage strikes and price hikes before they occur, with enforcement limited but power to leverage federal funds and Davis-Bacon Act to pressure unions. Union leaders weigh participation amid cautious optimism and political bluff concerns.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
Afl-Cio
White House
Secretary of Labor
J.D. Hodgson
Congress
Hodgson
Zation Board
Stabilization Board
Executive Council
Building and Construction Trades Department
Group Therapy Helps Recovery From Stroke
In a Brooklynbased program at Maimonides Medical Center, stroke survivors join a weekly group therapy with psychiatrists and therapists. The evolving sessions involve spouses, address emotional scars, and progress through stages from initial awkwardness to social, supportive recovery.
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New York
Maimonides Medical Center
Brooklyn
Margie Dolphin
Maimonides
Robert Redinger
Redinger
Fate Of Abortion Repeal In Doubt As Vote Nears
ANNAPOLIS AP barring unforeseen parliamentary maneuvering, today the House of Delegates should decide if it will enact a liberalized abortion bill in 1971. A Donovan amendment would make the measure an emergency bill needing 86 votes, likely killing it this session. The bill, narrowly approved by the Environmental Matters Committee, would shift abortion decisions to a woman and doctor, with current limits only in cases of rape, deformity, or threat to health.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
del. Bernard Donovan
D-Prince Georges
Donovan
House Environmental Matters Committee
Maryland
del. James Kardash
Environmental Committee
Kardash
Baltimore County
Maryland House Vote On Lowering Voting Age
ANNAPOLIS The House of Delegates is expected to vote later today on a bill to permit 18 year olds to vote. The measure sponsored by Del Wallace Hutton and others would align Maryland voting rules with recent federal changes.
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Dels. Torrey C. Brown
D-Balto
Aris T. Allen
R-Anne Arundel
Marvin Mandel
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Del
Wallace Hutton
Maryland
Resolution enters on death of Hood College president
A joint resolution in the General Assembly honors Dr. Andrew G. Truxal former Hood College president. Delegations from Frederick County and Anne Arundel County introduce the measure. Truxal later headed the Anne Arundel Community College after his Hood tenure.
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Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
General Assembly
Frederick County
Del
Elmer Hagner Jr
Anne Arundel County
Truxal
Anne Arundel Community College
Hood
Filibuster Fight Fails to Close Debate in Senate
Washington AP report shows 48 for closing out the 3 week debate and 37 against, nine votes shy of a two thirds majority. The roll call indicates opposition to a rules change to curb filibusters, with a next vote planned Tuesday and a White House backed three fifths rule controversial within the party.
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Washington
Frank Church
Idaho
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
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