Editorial Perils of Charity in a Slumping Market
An editorial decries the impact of stock market losses on charitable giving. It notes reduced capital gains and tax changes curbing large gifts, while many small donors hold cash or wait for market recovery. Arts, religious, health and fund drives face line items and possible cuts or closures. Government aid may help briefly, but outlook remains bleak until an upswing.
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Symphony
United Fund
Boys Club
Lemmings March to Sea Reflect Human Crowding Fears
A historical observation links mass lemming migrations in Scandinavia to human concerns about crowding. When populations outstrip food, the animals migrate and self-destruct, a phenomenon scientists note echoes possible dangers for mankind during periods of high tension and overpopulation.
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Scandinavia
Mankind
Nixon reorganization plans meet skeptical White House
Nixon reshuffle praised as boosting policy power appears to fail its test as Cabinet and White House staff clash over decision making. Ash Report misread, proximity to the president shifts policy influence to Budget Bureau era practices. прот
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Council On
Litton Industries
Roy L. Ash
White House
Nixon
Office of Management and Cormesti¢e Council
Washington
Budget Bureau
Interior Department
Office
George Schultz
Schultz
Shultz
Ash Commission
Eec
John Ehrlichman
Mr. Nixon
George W. Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Walter Hickel
Interior
Hickel
Romney
Ehrlichman
Ash
Our man Hoppe gravest hour in Pentagon NEWS item
Senator Fulbright urges cutting Pentagon public relations budget from 40 million to 10 million amid a dramatized briefing in the Global Operations Room. General Leadbetter warns of risks to bombing and public morale as he defends a 70 billion annual budget and the PR corps. The scene ends with Fulbright’s lunchtime distraction.
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Fulbright
P -Pentagon
Pentagon
General Leadbetter
COSVN
Congress
Downey
Leadbetter
Hannigan
C.O
Pentagon Public Relations Corps
59Th
Downeycheeks
Pigs Are Beautiful Stickers Spread by Long Beach Police
Long Beach California officers have created a humor driven morale campaign using slogans like Pigs are Beautiful on sweatshirts ties and pins. The movement is reported to be spreading to Philadelphia as patrolmen Tim Urige and a partner promote the message.
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Long Beach
California
Philadelphia
Speaker to Discuss How Hanging Affects Construction
Joseph W. B., president, will be the speaker. He will address the impact of hangings on industry and construction amid a tense backdrop described by the Cleveland Press and Washington Post.
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Joseph W. B
Washington Post
Mailbag Declares Rights Under Threat at ASU
Letter writer William Holloway of Scottsdale praises free speech and academic freedom amid conflicts with ASU Regents. He argues constitutional rights define America, condemns political control of education, and defends Socrates and Christ as figures teachable under a pluralistic system.
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Socrates
Christ
ASU
William Holloway
Scottsdale
PEO Convention Gratitude Letter From Prescott
A Prescott correspondent expresses deep thanks to editors and staff for covering the Arizona State PEO Convention and ongoing PEO activities. The note from Mrs. E L Burrill praises Progress columns for publicizing charitable and educational work and asks readers to accept their heartfelt appreciation.
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Arizona
PEO
Ai-Apba
Scottsdale
E. L. Burrill
Prescott
Neighborhood Burglaries Prompt Community Involvement
Reader letters praise newspaper coverage of burglary problems in June and note increased citizen calls and visits to curb lawlessness. A Scottsdale Police Department chief visit reassures residents that actions are underway to restore order in the fast growing Arizona neighborhood.
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Scottsdale
State of
Arizona
Bernard Barshay
R.ph
Thunderbird Pharmacy
Arctic Rig Crews Endure Harsh Slope Life For Oil Boom
In Slope Alaska ARCO and Humble workers endure a monastic schedule with 12 hour days seven days a week while housing and meals are provided. The Prudhoe Bay pipeline plan spans vast terrain and stirs ecological concerns amid fierce winter conditions and large projects.
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Nature
Inter-Company
Atlantic Richfield
British “Petroleum
ARCO
Deadhorse
Fairbanks
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North- Slope
Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
Hilton
Sheraton
Arctic
Kelly Toldus
Valdez
U.S
Bob Considine
Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
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