Editorial on SST viability and global aviation impact
The piece argues the Lockheed crisis and Rolls-Royce bankruptcy show global interdependence and that BOAC and Air France doubts on Concorde threaten US SST plans. It notes projected profits vanish as overhead gaps widen and routes lack enough passengers, suggesting a slowdown to prevent industrial and operator strain.
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London
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Leadership Vital In Pollution Fight
An examination of public opinion shows pollution as the top community problem in a national Harris poll of 3040 people with 34 percent listing it as serious. University of Michigan data from 600 Detroit downriver residents echo air pollution as very serious though few file complaints. Leaders are needed from scientists to officials, but hard data on pollution sources is lacking amid public fear.
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Harris Organization
Detroit
University of Michigan
Waxing Battle of the Beard in court ruling
A New York State court upheld an employer's right to require a clean shaven appearance for public-facing hires. The piece notes a San Diego case where a 31 year old real estate appraiser was fired for shoulder length hair and beard, and mentions broader history and anecdotes about facial hair and culture.
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San Diego
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Learn to Say No Says HAL BOYLE In His Column
HAL BOYLE argues half the nation’s troubles stem from not saying no. He cites humorous draft invitations that invite disaster, warning against accepting adventures that lead to unwelcome outcomes and urging restraint in social gambits and risky schemes.
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New York
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Bill Smith
Big Fang
Tex
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Police View of Teens Differs From Teens Beliefs
University of Texas psychologist Dr. Hanna based on data from 674 high school seniors and 113 police personnel finds a credibility gap: officers see teens more positively than teens think, with officers underestimating Negro youths' negative views. He urges police to show greater positive regard and adopt a Golden Rule approach.
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University of Texas-Austin
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Law and campus rights speech in student suspensions
Analysis reviews student rights under the First and Fourteenth Amendments when colleges suspend for demonstrations or blocking access. Courts have struck down strict permit rules, while upholding reasonable college discipline. older students may face tougher penalties. The piece notes broader police community relations and minority representation issues.
South Vietnamese Army Proves Mettle in Laos and Cambodia
Senior U.S. officials describe the ARVN as well trained and well equipped, with widespread firepower and strong leadership in four defense regions. Despite earlier weaknesses, ARVN forces enjoy air and artillery backing, conduct successful sweeps, and project competence though risks remain on Laotian and Cambodian fronts.
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Laos
Delta
Trung
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Value of Research Before Crises
Washington urges proactive research on how scientific and social advances affect society. Forecasts risks from pollution mercury and lead additives, population shifts, and future technologies. Advocates preemptive study to reduce misery from unforeseen consequences and avoid waiting for crises.
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