Editorial calls for campaign reform across states
Opinion piece arguing that rising election costs threaten democracy. It cites New York Senate race spending including Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Edith Green era concerns. Urges adoption of Oregon style deductions, regular expense reporting, and strong enforcement with realistic spending limits to curb money in politics.
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Cat Wafford
Pantie Hte
Edith
Oregon
Arizona
Arizona board leadership and candor noted in State Press interview
The State Press quotes retiring Regent Chairman W P Goss reflecting on years of service and the varying competence of state boards. The piece suggests public figures rarely admit limits on authority, yet Goss’ remarks offer candid insight into governance during his tenure.
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State. University
State Press
W.P. Goss
Inside Story of National Committee Politics and Dole Pick
The National Committee midwinter meeting shows mixed sentiment toward Richard Dole as party chair with some Northeastern moderates unhappy while Bryce Harlow and Hugh Scott influence Nixon's choice. Internal White House tensions and shifts in labor relations also color the message as Meany subtly repositions with O Brien and labor leaders.
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Ohio
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Nixon on TV Show Wins Praise for Relaxed Style
Arthur Hoppe notes Nixon’s TV appearance in the White House library with four journalists. The piece praises his relaxed, knowledgeable delivery while suggesting improvements like a live studio audience and a warm up assistant.
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White House
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Objections to Women’s Equality From Uneducated Critics
The author argues that opposition to women gaining equality largely comes from uneducated and insecure men and women who fear loss of status. They criticize belligerent letters and TV interviews as defensive, claiming change threatens masculine self images and that better educated people accept equality as a right rather than a rebellion.
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Callalus
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South America
Epanel
Phay
Slips Show Vikings Outscoring Kellogg Club in Field
Sturgis TM Michigan Daily Journal notes the Vikings narrowly outscored Kellogg from the field with 37 to 297, while various phrases hint at civic and organizational events. The text includes mentions of Abilene Texas reporters and a Springfield Massachusetts lodge installation, but details are fragmented.
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Kellogg Club
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Lodge of Masons
Springfield
Mass
Congress Sets Cap on Civilian and Military Intelligence Personnel
Washington moves to cap total civilian and military intelligence staff at 138000 as defense budgets tighten. House and Senate watchdogs aim to curb operations amid criticism of NSA and DIA activities and fears of bureaucratic bloat in intelligence services.
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Senate Appropriations
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Defense Intelligence
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Letters to the Editor Limit and Verification Request
The Progress invites letters to the editor but caps length at 400 words due to space constraints. Writers are asked to include a home address for verification if needed.
Scottsdale Progress: Publication details and staff credits
The Scottsdale Progress lists Jonathan Marshall Lovee as editor and publisher with Jerry McElfresh and W. B. Doc Wright in editorial roles. It notes publication schedule from September to May and June to August, a mail rate schedule, and service details while stating it does not accept unsol cited articles.
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Jerry McElfresh
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Scottsdale
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