Regents debate tuition and three year degrees in Arizona
The Arizona Board of Regents considers higher tuition at the three state universities and shortening bachelor programs to three years. Proponents argue cost efficiency while critics warn it lowers educational quality. The piece urges enhancing quality, motivation, and facilities to avoid a mass watered down education.
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Arizona Board of Regents
Kenneth Bentson
Bentson
Arizona
Watergate Hearings Reveal Conflicts and Perjury Questions
The Ervin Committee hearings paint a complex picture of possible conflicts between top executives and aides. Sloan Magruder and Dean implicate Stans Mitchell Ehrlichman and Haldeman while Stans and Mitchell dispute meetings and calls. Colson Strachan and others await testimony as thousands of pages are reviewed to determine who lied and if perjury occurred.
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Sloan
Magruder
Dean
Stans
Mitchell
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Ehrlich
Man
Mr. Nixon
Colson
Strachan
Ervin Committee
White House phones may get pulled
Columnist notes the possibility that AT T through Ma Belle Watling could be ordered to remove White House phones. Butterfield testifies the Oval Office was heavily taped and that Nixon sought recordings to aid the Nixon Library. The piece mocks overreach and imagines international calls interrupted by recordings.
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White House
Bob Considine
American Telephone & Telegraph Corporation
Washington
Ma Belle Watling
Watergate
Alexander Butterfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Butterfield
President Wintergreen
Nixon
Oval
Bowery Mission
Red Bank
N.J
Nixon Library
Nixon policies weakened by European military debate
Nixon faces domestic pressure as costs of 310000 U.S. troops in Europe rise to about 17 billion dollars. Administration argues strength is needed for negotiations with Moscow, while Senate leaders push for cuts amid inflation and payments concerns.
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Yorba Linda
Calif
Uncle Sam
Senate
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Stewart H. Hensley Washington
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Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Congress
U.S
Europe
NATO
Washington
United States
Moscow
Russia
Western
Kremlin
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Mansfield
House of Representatives
Entrance design to wedding venue via wide tunnel plan
The Utica Daily Press notes a proposed entrance to the bride area should use a wide tunnel arrangement to clearly guide pedestrians to the entry. This design aims to direct guests efficiently and reduce confusion at the venue.
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Utica
N.Y
Kennedy signaling 1976 bid gains quiet pace
Kennedy aides whisper he will run for president in 1976 delaying final choice to 1975 while rebuilding the Kennedy political network. Paul Kirk leads recruitment in key states as moderates are courted and a centrist campaign posture develops amid mixed party reactions.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Paul Kirk
Senate
Kirk
Pierre Salinger
Paris
David Burke
Stephen Smith
Portland
Ore
Democratic Committee
Oregon
George McGovern
Kennedys
Wallace
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Ford
McGovern
Robert S. Strauss
William Buckley
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National Review
Shoplifting Crime Debate Sparks Reader Letter
A Scottsdale Scout Executive critiques the paper over shoplifting. He notes prior coverage of Daniel Ellsberg and Pentagon Papers, clarifying no endorsement of theft but defense of publishing public documents. He asks what to tell youths about legality and ethics.
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Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Elisberg
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