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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1971
Page
2
A reflection on how the government and press handle truth in the Vietnam War era. The piece argues that secrecy and classified information undermine democracy and the public’s ability to govern themselves with facts. It contends that irreparable injury arises from misinformation rather than national defense.
The morning paper suggests the West Virginia Turnpike upgrade will be timed for political impact in the next election. It states federal funds will cover the work and accuses the Moore Administration of obstructing routing changes while the governor positions himself as the sole achiever.
Ivy League schools see a spring drop in admissions with an average 7 percent decline after years of growth. Yale faces the largest fall with nearly 20 percent fewer applicants, while Princeton marks the smallest loss at 4 percent. High costs and family budgets drive students to consider staying closer to home.
Michigan, with 132 convention votes, emerges as a rich non primary prize in 1972. Muskie leads in Michigan with a strong showing from Detroit events and support from Sen. Hart, while McGovern lags and Bayh stalls. delegates remain open to late shifts as candidates chase the prize.
Washington reports show President Nixon pressing Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns over inflation policy amid warnings that the Fed could be reorganized. Burns denies asking for more pay, but the White House signals a tough stance as his criticism complicates economic politics ahead of 1972 re election.
President Nixon backs a plan to cap 1972 campaign spending at about 14 million dollars per party and 10 cents per potential voter. The measure would create a bipartisan federal elections commission to supervise disclosures and allow less equal time on broadcasts, excluding direct mail and primary costs.
The Federal Civil Service Commission rules alcoholism is a disease entitling sick leave, prompting calls for tougher employer action. Unions may push for broader recognition of alcoholism, with rehabilitation costs and stricter screening seen as likely outcomes for businesses.
A reflective critique on scapegoating and intergenerational conflict. The speaker probes why elders condemn youth, warns against blaming the young for society’s ills, and urges genuine reform in education and policy while stressing responsibility across generations.
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