Direction and Dilemma in Energy Policy under Carter
An opinion piece argues energy scarcity rivaling plague and famine as a global threat. It credits President Carter for proposing tough, costly measures and urges quick public support or rejection to avoid deeper future hardship.
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Carter
Congress
America
K.F
Mexican envoy Diaz Ordaz named Spain ambassador sparks protests
United Press International reports that Mexico split over former president Gustavo Diaz Ordaz becoming ambassador to Spain. The Tlatelolco massacre of Oct 2 1968, with official death toll around 40 but hundreds reported, triggered protests and resignations including Carlos Fuentes from France. The piece recalls lingering anger and defense of Diaz Ordaz amid the diplomatic move.
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Stephen Downer
United Press International
Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Spain
Mexico
Tlatelolco
Diaz Ordaz
Carlos Fuentes
France
Jose Az. Dae
Bénito
Juarez
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Diaz
Ordaz
Catholic Schools See Enrollment Stabilizing and Teacher Rights Fight
Catholic school enrollment appears to bottom out with a projected era of stabilized numbers after a long decline. A Rhode Island study shows parochial students receive more reading and math instruction and miss fewer days, while teacher unions press for collective bargaining and due process.
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Patricia McCormack
UPI
Rhode Island
University
National Catholic Education ‘Association
San ‘Francisco
Association Statisticians
Catholic Schoo
National” Labor’ Relations Board
Natiral Labor Relations, Board
Los Angeles
Phiadelphia
Chicago
Gary
Fort Wayne-South Bend
Michael Murray
Seton Hall University
Timothy Manning
Marian Hull
United ‘Catholic Secondary
Sound Off Doing Our Jobs at Sandpoint High School
In a letter the SHS newsroom thanks the paper for its praise of their journalism program and argues the success reflects overall schooling. The writer notes SHS and Clark Fork High School students gained in Boise, praising teachers as hard working and underpaid in subpar facilities.
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Sandpoint High School
SHS
Boise
Clark Fork High School
Bonner County
Press Freedom Returns To India After Emergency Era
Indian journalists express relief at a return to press freedom after Indira Gandhi’s emergency. Kuldip Nayar, editor of Indian Express, says the load is off. The Times of India notes changes in state media policy, while Samachar remains under scrutiny for potential reforms.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P. O
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Ken Firoved
Herb Offermann
John Needham
New Delhi
Kuldip Nayar
Indian Express
Nayar
Northwestern University
Medill School of Journalism
Indira Gandhi
Bureau of Vs. Nonaligned Nations
Statesman
Express
Egeedoon
Freedom House ‘Organization
Cnsorship
Bowsprint
Britain
India
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