This road goes nowhere
An Italian editor rails at returning American students who studied abroad and disrupted campuses. He condemns their behavior and calls out double talk in public discourse while praising challenge and the need for genuine achievement. He ends with a provocative jab at Rome and police.
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England
France
Spain
Taly
Curt Jlaney
Tals
Rottie
United States
Hoaweser
Effin
Fiat T
Mm Jape
North Dakota
University of Chicago
No-Fault Insurance Debate Draws in Lawyers and States
A Washington column reviews no fault insurance pushing federal ideas aside and urges state by state adoption. It notes trials by insurers, rising legal fees, and new front groups like LIFT and ADOPT. Massachussets shows a 10 percent premium drop under limited no fault. Trial lawyers push campaigns against no fault with citizen groups and ads. The piece also mocks bureaucratic testing guidelines from the EEOC in Sierra Madre California.
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Powentil Insurines
Msntany
White House
Orp
Kemper Insurance Group
Allstate State Farm Mutual
Taberty Matial
Firemen’s
Ot North Arienied
Naxed
Fuef Air
Massachuetts
Massachusetts
Robert H. Joost
American Trial Lawyers Association
Senate
Joost
ATLA
Nashville
Tenn
Citizens Committee
Don D. Hildebrand
Bear behavior observations by a city observer
The author notes four bear encounters near a cabin with three nuisance dogs. Bears climb 30 feet in ten seconds and emit fright anger or distress sounds. Bears can attack dogs but often retreat to a tree. Food scarcity drives raids on garbage and cabin break ins, with minimal human attacks.
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Brother Bear
Roswell School Board Faces Yucca Closure After Bond Loss
Roswell's school board must improvise after bond defeats. Yucca School likely closed next year with limited options including half day sessions and possible year-round schedules. Community input urged at upcoming board meetings as leaders seek workable but imperfect solutions for 1972-73.
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Roswell
Yucca
Roger Luginbill
Roswell Area
Turmoil in Santa Fe Elections Office Signals Party Ties
Mary Branham resigns as state election bureau chief, denying official reasons. Secretary Florina considers Eloisa Block replacement amid sweeping staff turnover and ongoing political loyalty shifts within the secretary of state's office.
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Santa FE
Betty Florina
Santa Fre
Mary Branham
Election Bureau
Branham
Secretary of State
Mary
Fiorina
Eloisa Block
Miss Branham
Ernestine Evans
Block
King
State Elections Bureau
Georgia R. Kelly
Elections Bureau
Kelly
D.K. Kelly
Bernalillo County
Hoyt Clifton
Clifton
Amarillo
Evans
Dorothy Myers
Teddy Vigil
Judy C. Jimenez
Lan
Ruben Miera
Algodones
U.S
Joseph M. Montoya
Ruben
Sandoval County
Sen. Montoya
Albuquerque
Johnny Walker
Abran L. Valencia
Las Cruces
Rudy Valencia
Charlotte A. Senk
Public Service Commission
Richard Montoya
Senk
Roselyn M. Cruz
SCC
Barney Cruz Jr
Roselyn
Lou Ann
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