Ray Cromley Atrocity of ignoring atrocities
Washington editorial discusses neglect of individual rights amid global abuses in Angola Korea Vietnam Chile Argentina Uganda and China. It argues for detailed, per‑case reporting and sustained accountability by the United States and Western allies, citing Philip Handler of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Angola
South Vietnam
Korea
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
China
India
Indira Gandhi
North
South Korea
Chile
Argentina
Uganda
National Academy of Sciences
Philip Handler
National Ee of Sciences
Western
Europe
Hitler
Eastern
Asia
Tojo
Business schools surge in popularity among undergraduates
A nationwide ACE survey shows nearly 19 percent of freshmen plan business majors, with rising interest among women and minorities. Deans cite economy, expanding opportunities for women and minorities, fewer professional jobs, and a broader view of business roles in public, nonprofit, and private sectors as driving factors. Over 50 U S business schools have renamed to schools of management in the past decade.
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American Council On Education
William Flewellen
University of Georgia
College of Business Administration
American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business
AACSB
Karl Cheit
School of Business Administration
University of California In Berkeley
Higher
Schools of Management
Up-down economy questions disturb summer routine
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff questions the up-down US economy from inflation remedies to unemployment definitions, labor force counts, and car sales amid energy concerns. He notes discouraged workers distort unemployment figures, urges clear counting, and cites potential for a strong 10.5 million car and 3 million truck year. He also explains pepper production basics of black and white pepper from the same berry.
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John Cunniff
New York
On this date in history June 1 1976 highlights
Today in history notes events across centuries including de Gaulle becoming premier of France in 1958 and Kentucky joining the union in 1792. It also mentions James Madison wartime warning in 1812 and the death of Leslie Howard in 1943, with brief birthday and anniversary items and a Franklin quote.
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Associated Press
Charles de Gaulle
France
Kentucky
Union
Brigham Young
Whitingham
Vermont
James Madison
Congress
U.S. Navy
James Lawrence
Boston
Leslie Howard
Lisbon
London
Indonesia
Malaysia
Richard Nixon
Washington
Rhodesia
Salisbury
Dean Chance
Benjamin Franklin
Charleston
S.C
Missing uranium and security flaws at U S nuclear plants
A review exposes large gaps in nuclear material tracking from 1960s plants. NRC relies on private firms, with lax safeguards and denied disclosures to Congress. Kerr-McGee and Silkwood cases highlight weak security and missing plutonium, raising risk of disaster. A separate Watergate note covers Rubin’s document destruction and a Chilean embassy black market probe.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Pennsylvania
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
John Dingell
D-Mich
NRC
Congress
Nuclear Fuel Services
Tennessee
Kerr-McGee
Oklahoma
Karen Silkwood
Ms. Silkwood
Federal Energy Administration
James Rubin
House Energy Subcommittee
FEA
Rubin
Subcommittee
Cathy Hamilton
U.S
Salvador Allende
Richard Fagen
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Senate
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Capital Building
Austin
Texas
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Pecos
5Th & Cypress
State Board of Education
M.C. Brockette
Texas Education Agency
11Th St
Ben R. Howell
el Paso
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