Editorial: One giant step back on forest timber cuts
An editorial criticizes the U S Forest Service for seeking a 60 percent timber-cutting increase in national forests after the House defeated a similar bill. It warns such a move endangers watersheds air quality and wildlife benefits, urging a 60 percent rise in tree planting instead.
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Mount Clemmetts districts adopt good news program
A Mount Clemmetts Michigan superintendent Fred Pankow cancels blame culture by having principals call parents when children improve their school work or perform good deeds. The plan earns praise from both parents and students who say it motivates and makes education a positive experience.
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Fred’ ‘Pankow
Farm belt revolt tests Nixon farm policy in White House
Iowa Rep William Scherle challenged Nixon during a closed briefing calling for a farm message within 30 days. Republicans report farm losses in 1970 and fear 1972 will worsen without White House focus on rural issues.
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Type Slips M grew up in the Prepression bomber pilot Cocoa Fla
The article notes a man nicknamed Type Slips M who grew up amid prepression era danger as the son of a decorated bomber pilot from Cocoa Florida.
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Our Man Hoppe and Nixon’s Great American Revolution
A satirical scene critiques a proposed licensing regime for pollution. A clerk insists high fees curb harm, while an applicant coins a counterpoint about inequality and access, highlighting class bias in regulatory schemes and mocking profit motives.
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Southerner as running mate in 1992 Democratic bid
The Washington Southerner notes a potential 1992 Democratic ticket featuring a Southern running mate, tracing past picks by Smith Stevenson and Kefauver. It cites factors boosting Southern influence, Nixon’s Southern strategy, and Gov. Wallace's third party threat, naming Sen Ernest Hollings as a leading Southern figure in consideration.
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Arkansas
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Kefauver
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Wallace
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Hollings
Review of The Real Majority by Scammon and Wattenberg
A critique by Marvin Nodiff outlines four guiding precepts of 1970s elections: referendum strength of social issues, the middle-class electorate, centrist political strategy, and the losers rule. It argues the middle voter is a 47-year-old Dayton housewife, not the young or poor as once thought.
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Nixon pledge on Cambodia air power challenged by Laird stance
The Charlotte News critiques President Nixon and Defense Secretary Laird for reversing Cambodia air power limits. It notes Nixon’s promise to withdraw by June and Laird’s shift from interdiction to broader air power, implying erosion of credibility and US support for South Vietnamese forces.
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