Durham resigns as ASU president surprising regents and faculty
Editorial notes Dr. G Home Durham's sudden resignation from Arizona State University. It praises his leadership during growth and lamented the short notice of departure as ASU begins search for a successor. Durham starts new Utah job next month and faces legislative indifference toward educational funding.
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Be Careful Near Schools Drive Safely Near Children
A safety reminder notes kindergarten and first grade children face danger from fast drivers as they dart into streets to fetch balls or meet friends. It urges obeying speed limits, stopping for school buses, and being extra cautious during school commute hours to protect youngsters.
Nixon Nixon recession policy sparks inflation fight
Washington reports that U.S. economic policymakers favor a tight money stance to curb inflation, risking a 1970 recession. Inside the administration dissent grows over timing and impact, with key advisers and Milton Friedman among those urging different approaches.
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Miam
Nixon
Nectiena
San Clemente
Spectator Risk Rules in Sports Injuries Clarified
The piece explains that spectators who stand within range of sports activity assume inherent risks and may not recover damages from injuries caused by flying objects or unintended accidents. It cites cases where injuries to spectators resulted in no recovery due to voluntary acceptance of risk.
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City council pushes speed limit enforcement in streets
Janet Knudsen of Scottdale urges city officials to back police in stricter speed enforcement as school reopens. She notes most drivers ignore lower limits and warns accidents may rise without City Hall and department support to protect children. A brief call or note, she says, costs little for safety.
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Janet. Knudsen
Scottdale
Legal notes on sporting injuries and liability principles
A public service column from the Arizona State Bar discusses when sports injuries create liability. It covers foul balls and spectator injuries, promoter protections, and rules like warnings and fore calls in golf, noting the duty of care and typical immunity when players follow safety norms.
Government clarifiers flood the news in a clear day plea
In a flurry of official statements the eastern and western White Houses, the Defense, State, Commerce departments and the Council of Economic Advisers issue clarifications on the Vietnam War troop situation and the 22 billion dollar peace dividend. Moynihan’s gloss is mocked for evanescence as inflation projections differ.
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McGovern's Skyward Run Ties To DC Home Purchase
Senator George McGovern, amid a rapid campaign ascent for the 1972 nomination, bought a $160,000 home near American University from Chief Judge David Bazelon. The 12 year old Bazelon residence features 10 rooms, spacious grounds, and a ground floor living area leading to a dining room and study, with upstairs including a master bedroom and three additional bedrooms.
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