Handicapped Education Rights Expand Across States
Dr. Edwin W. Martin reports rising nationwide access to special education for about seven million handicapped children. Key advances include a dynamic Congress authorized program growing BEH funding to 132 million and court cases affirming tax-supported education as a civil right.
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America
Tempo
Edwin W. Martin
Bureau of Education For the Handicapped
U. S. Office of Education
Bureau
Congress
BEH
Dr. Martin
Utah
Pennsylvania
U.S. Eastern District Court
Philadelphia
Federal District Court
Washington
District of Columbia Board of Education
Martin
Bureau of Education For Handicapped Children
Washington, D.C
Cold Sore Virus and Cancer Link Questioned
Dear Dr. Lamb panel discusses claims that the virus causing cold sores may cause cancer. The columnist explains no evidence shows cold sore sufferers are likelier to develop cancer nor can the virus be shown to transmit cancer to others. Emphasizes susceptibility and exposure as key factors.
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Dr. Lamb
Barbs on Summer Fun and Workplace Idiosyncrasies
A fragmented column jokes about July fourth crowds, dining on bosses’ tabs, and barbecue culture. It mocks workplace hierarchies with the “little guy” in elevators and notes residents living behind bars to keep out law-abiding citizens. The piece references a female state detector and hints at extended May to October home life.
Egypt Eyes Nixon Brezhnev Talks for Peace Breakthrough
Cairo observers cling to hope that the Nixon Brezhnev meetings may nudge a settlement of Egypt's six year war with Israel. They note Kissinger’s hint of Middle East issues and fear Washington's stance amid Watergate. Sadat seeks a solid peace to fund Egypt's prosperity while weathering military spending and social needs.
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Charles Bartlett
Hope Nixon
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Egypt
Israel
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Washington
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Nile
Nixon
William Rogers
Congress
Sadat
Aswan
Storehouse of Memories Like a Barrel of Apples
Hal Boyle recalls memory as a storehouse like a barrel of apples with sweet findings to keep and sour ones to discard. He notes wartime restraint, Prohibition era drinks, money in pockets, and open opinion in past decades, inviting readers to remember bygone days.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sigmund Freud
Glider Mail Test Aboard 1934 Sky Train
In 1934 a New York takeoff towed three gliders with mail. As the formation crossed Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington the rearmost glider was released carrying mail for that city. Today's birthdays note the Duchess of Windsor age 77 Guy Lombardo 71 Louis Jourdan 53. Thought for today cites Benjamin Franklin on saving.
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Philadelphia
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Washington
Duchess of Windsor
Guy Lombardo
Louis Jourdan
Benjamin Franklin
Religious Heritage of America
Paul writes from prison to Gentiles about God’s plan to include non Jewish believers in his house. He explains the mystery revealed by the Holy Spirit to the apostles, showing Gentiles are heirs of God’s kindness.
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Paul
Christ
America
Bruce Brossat GOP Not as Shaky As You May Think
Washington analysis on the 1974 elections finds GOP vulnerabilities likely limited. It notes 15 of 34 Senate seats held by Republicans with several secure incumbents and few clearly endangered, while House numbers remain weak for Republicans and governorships show mixed risk across key states.
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Bruce Brossat
Washington
NEA
U. S. Senate
Sens
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Milton Young
North Dakota
Wallace Bennett
Utah
George Aiken
Vermont
Maryland
Wil
Illinois
Texas
Massachusetts
New
New Jersey
California
William Cahill
Charles Sandman
Francis Sargent
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
William Milliken
Michigan
Regan
Price freezes unlikely to curb inflation says Nixon era analyst
Washington report quotes economists skeptical that any price control plan will halt demand pull inflation. They warn of black markets and price shifts and note shortages in grains meats and metals. They predict only a broad slowdown of the economy could ease costs in late 1973 or early 1974.
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Washington
Nea
Nixon
Congress
Cansummers
Today in History Highlights June 19 1973
AP notes June 19 mark events from 1819 S S Savannah arrival in Liverpool the first steamship Atlantic crossing to Roanoke Island settlement end 1586 Maximilian execution 1867 and other milestones including 1964 civil rights bill debate and Kennedy plane crash.
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Associated Press
S.S. Savannah
Liverpool
England
Roanoke Island
N.C
America
Maximilian of
Mexico
U.S. Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
New York
John XXIII
Washington
Consolidation of Oswego Palladium and Times Ad Rates Notice
Oswego Palladium Times merged in 1925. Rates: home delivery $36.40 yearly. carrier 70 cents weekly. Mail rates: Oswego Wayne Northern Cay Co addresses $20 yearly. others $22. Annual, semiannual, and monthly options listed. Advertising representatives in Des Plaines and New York. Associated Press member notices guard against misstatements.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
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Northern Cay Co
Hoidays
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Paines Ave
Gnou
Ockefeller Plaza
New York
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Palladium Times
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