Wisconsin and California primaries shape Democratic race
The Wisconsin primary produced a No 1 for McGovern and No 2 for Wallace, reflecting McGovern's coherent program and Wallace's anti big business stance. Muskie lingers with weak decisive momentum, while Humphrey relies on party support. McCloskey Lindsay Jackson exit. Nixon strengthens GOP position. Ashbrook fades as the California bid nears.
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Edmund Muskie
Air battle over sulfur dioxide fuels Long Beach pollution risk
Washington hearing examines El Paso natural gas curtailment and sulfur dioxide emissions threatening Tong Beach residents. Los Angeles and Long Beach area officials warn reduced gas use could raise deadly air pollution levels and hurt real estate and local economies while a split California system argues over allocation. Environmental impact reviews may be used to push legal action to the Supreme Court.
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Viet push puts heat on Nixon
Analysis sees North Vietnamese forces driving into Quangtri as a major test of Nixon's Vietnamization and domestic politics. The piece warns air power may be essential to Saigon's defense and questions the durability of Nixon's policy amid stalled peace talks and renewed bombing.
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Wixon
Mercedes University to offer Armed Robbery 101 course
Washington report details Mercedes University planning an experimental course named Armed Robbery 101 to study criminal psychology through simulated bank holds. Faculty member Louis Dupin defends the project while critics, including Murphy P. Clisk, object to safety risks and ethical concerns on campus.
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Mercedes University
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Professors Course Prompts Controversy Over Violence Tolerance
Prof Dupin leads Armed Robbery 101 provoking student backlash and media scrutiny. Kenneth Grim, a willing enrollee, says he could respond with respect if attacked. A student fires a weapon injuring a photographer, prompting lecture on oppression. Course proceeds to fund a penitentiary building project.
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