Senators Non-Committal On Carswell Confirmation
Washington AP report says most GOP senators who opposed Haynsworth will wait hearings on Judge G Harrold Carswell before deciding. Mitchell briefed leaders. Scott supports Carswell, Griffin unsure. Schweiker who voted against Haynsworth backs Carswell. Smith undecided post-committee report.
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Vote on ROTC pledge sparks academic freedom debate
Kansas Senate moved preliminary approval of a resolution pledging support for ROTC programs and continuing credit. Leaders clash over academic freedom at state colleges with Sen. Reynolds Shultz and Sen. Moore backing the measure, while Sen. Herd argues against it. Final vote scheduled today.
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Baker University trustees report big rise in admissions and gifts
Baker University trustees at the January meeting reported a 30 percent gain in admissions applications and a strong rise in gifts to the operating budget. Dr. James Edward Doty credited the new academic program for the uptick, while the board kept tuition unchanged and renamed North Hall to Dr. Nelson P. Horn Hall in honor of the former Baker president.
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Nixon State of the Union address at a glance
Washington report highlights President Nixon’s emphasis on peace as America’s top goal. The summary notes commitments to treaties and a cautious stance on involvement in other nations’ affairs.
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Iowa May Lose No. 1 Ranking
Washington AP report cites Agriculture Department economists warning Iowa may drop from the top fed beef cattle producer spot. Western states Texas Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado have boosted cattle on feed, with a 75 percent rise in five years, potentially overtaking Iowa in early 1970. Iowa still leads with 2.2 million head on Jan 1, while Texas holds 14 million.
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State Penal Workers May Form Union Says AG Opinion
TOPEKA AP reports Attorney General Kent Frizzell on Thursday issued an opinion requested by Penal Director Robert N. Woodson permitting personnel at state penal institutions to organize a labor union. The ruling clarifies union rights within the correctional system.
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Senators Walk Home Alone After State of the Union
President Nixon warned of a crime surge in the capital drawing varied reactions from Congress. Sen Quentin Burdick says he may be foolhardy but likes walking home in Washington while others like Proxmire Eckhardt Jordan Gore Aiken Yarborough discuss safety and personal routines.
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Auto production shifts up week to week in 1960s Detroit
Detroit AP reports Automobile News shows new car production at 161,477 this week up from 138,517 last week but below 193,380 a year ago. For the year, domestic output totals 457,199, a steep drop from 662,940 last year.
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