Legislators Move to End University Faculty Tenure
The House Education Committee voted to eliminate tenure for university faculty, sparking warnings from Dr. Charles Wolfe of Arizona State University that such a move could harm competitiveness and academic quality. Critics urge keeping politics out of education to protect tenure and faculty security.
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House Education Committee
United States
Charles Wolfe
Graduate College
Arizona State University
Arizona
Bicentennial Debate: Two Revolutions in American History
Albuquerque Tribune discusses the idea of two bicentennials the 1776 Revolution and the 1789 Constitution framing. Prof. Bower Aly emphasizes the 1787 Constitutional Convention as the start of a bloodless revolution that shaped the nation and suggests celebrating both milestones.
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Bower Aly
Kent State University
Prof. Aly
Madison
Hamilton
Jay
John Adams
Angola
Annapolis
Prof
Aly
Children of the sixties faced a generational malaise and social fallout
Harriet Van Horne cites a New York Times piece by Robert Lindsey detailing how the 1960s hippie generation, once famed for freedom and self expression, now shows rising self destructive behavior, anxiety, and dependence on psychiatry as they struggle to adapt to later life. The essay warns that permissive culture, drugs and campus protests bred confusion and narcissism, leaving many lost without a compass.
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Harriet van Horne
New York Times
Robert Lindsey
Vietnam
Times
Benjamin DeMott
Retired military pensions under scrutiny and the old value debate
A reader defends pension earned by retired service members against cuts by Congress. He cites 104000 retirees who found work to survive and contrasts with warnings in Corrie ten Boom’s The Hiding Place about youth indoctrination and devaluing the elderly. He criticizes the editorial tone as disrespectful.
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Congress
Corrie Ten Boom
Udall’s Last Chance In Wisconsin Primary
Udall arrives in Milwaukee facing a tough race against Carter with statewide endorsements mostly from conservatives and liberals divided. Polls show Carter leading Jackson Wallace and Udall, while Udall’s campaign relies on unions and limited gubernatorial backing amid doubts he can win the nomination.
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Milwaukee
Morris Udall
Wisconsin
Jimmy Carter
Udall
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
George McGovern
Carter
Mc Udall
Capitol Hill
Ugall
Henry M. Jackson
Humphrey
Patrick Lucey
Gaylord Nelson
Harout Sanasarian
Milwaukee Sentinel
Florida
Jackson
George Wallace
Madison
Massachusetts
NBC
Rhodesia
South Africa
Chicago
Sen. McGovern
Fred Harris
Harris
Carl Wagner
Public Employee Union
Afscme
Washington
Ray Majeris
United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Lucey
Editorial urges automobile flea market to curb informal car sales
The Progress notes many unsigned letters about cars for sale and proposes a formal, legal auto flea market run by the city or another agency. It cites near 40th and Van Buren in Phoenix and near 48th Street as examples and argues a designated Scottsdale lot would reduce nuisance parking and inflated private resale prices.
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40Th
van Buren Streets
Phoenix
48Th Street
Freeway
Scottsdale
Slips Ford Discusses Gals Future and Past Accomplishments
Ford spoke briefly about his gals for the future and what he sees as his past accomplishments in a Pasadena Star report.
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Ford
Pasadena Star News
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