Viking I Arm Restores Function Opens Mars Frontier
A space note recalls Viking I restoring its collecting arm after subzero Mars temps, marking a milestone in exploration. Dr. Bruce Murray of JPL praises American willingness to explore beyond known horizons, likening science to Columbus and Pasteur in pushing frontiers.
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AAUP Adds Five Colleges to Censure List
The American Association of University Professors expands its censures to include Arizona State University Marquette University Blinn College Murray State and St Mary's College bringing the total to 43 the largest ever The censures reflect enrollment declines and faculty reductions and the era's antiwar protests along with cases of punitive action against staff The Des Moines Register notes scrutiny of governance and possible future government responsibility in such cases.
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Iowa
Intelligence reports charge Communist bloc athletes gained perks at Olympics
Confidential intelligence notes allege that Communist countries train and pamper Olympic athletes since 1960. Cuban and Soviet defectors describe special salaries or privileges, political indoctrination, and elite status for medalists, with propaganda aims to prove Marxist superiority.
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Les Whitten
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Cardoso
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Soviet Union
Zulema Bregado
Why Presidents Worry, Says Joe Sikspak
Joe Sikspak jokes about the President’s burden as he imagines a run for office. A fable-like chat with Paddy over car troubles and a costly repair bill satirically explains why presidents bear agonizing decisions while payments and responsibilities fall on others.
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Joe Sikspak
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Candidate Seeks Senate Seat Highlighting Cost Cuts
A Salt River Project manager argues over-regulation and taxes burden Arizona utilities and consumers. He cites 1975 tax hikes and air quality rules as examples, saying only business leaders can end costly regulation and spending.
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County laxness sparks outrage over county morgue practices
A reader accuses county employes at the morgue and hospital of selling pituitary glands and keeping no records after an autopsy on a dog. They allege torture deaths at the dog pound, a $1,064,000 budget, and say supervisors failed to demand transparency while an advisory committee is formed. They call for public accountability and higher oversight of spending and officials.
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Charles Miller
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The Progress Calls for Letters to the Editor
The Progress invites readers to submit letters to the editor limited to 350 words. Writers must include full name and home address for verification if needed. Letters may be edited for length and clarity before publication.
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