Year 1972 in review of winners and losers
A retrospective of 1972 highlights noting Nixon's landslide over McGovern and Fischer and Spitz as prominent losers. It recalls Wallace's near nomination, Eagleton's controversy, Shriver replacing Eagleton, Walker's governor win, and the Chicago train crash. The year ends with ongoing Vietnam talks and a Soviet trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Walker
Fischer, Spitz
McGovern
Eagleton
Pion
Bobby Fischer
Mark Spitz
George McGovern
Thomas Eagleton
R. Sargent Shriver
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Henry Jackson
George Wallace
Clifford
Richard Nixon
Soviet Union
Sone Cresh
Maine
New Hampshire
Illinois
Prn
Hubert
White House
Sen. McGovern
Shriver
Alabama
Arthur Bremer
Laurel
Wallace
Boris Spassky
Fisher
Edith Irving
Howard Hughes
Irvings
Irving
Switzerland
Onig
Aan Money
Daniel
Read College Approves Maternity and Personal Leave Revisions
The board at Ina College tentatively approves maternity leave equal to illness or disability leave and extends personal leave policy under instruction al matters framework. A second reading is set for January with revisions to align faculty duties and student achievement standards. The panel also approves GED prep courses starting in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Omar Eee
Snyder
Non-credit courses set for Logan district offerings
Logan announces 73 sections across 45 courses to be offered in 14 locations within nine communities. Pre registration requires full codes at first meeting and payment of tuition. Locations include Carbondale High School Central Du Quoin Herrin High School Herrin Hospital 201 E Broadway Johnston City Mar School Crab Orchard High School Carbondale YMCA.
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Col
Hill
Carbondale High School
du Quoin High School
Herrin High School
Herrin Hospital
E. Broadway
Johnston City
Mar- School
Crab Orchard High School
Carbondale Ymca
San Quentin Aftermath Casts Long Shadow Over Prison
The 1971 San Quentin killings left six dead and triggered tight controls. Associate Warden James Parks says the prison will never be the same as investigations and changes reshape inmate supervision and guard safety. He notes rising inmate numbers and a shift toward politically oriented nonwhite prisoners, with 37 percent black and 16 percent Chicano among the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Caldwell
New York Times
Tamar
Calif
San Prison
James W. Parks
San Quentin
George Jackson
California
Stephen Bingham
Jackson
Warden Parks
Supreme Court
Ronald Reagan
Parks
Doctors Recommend Pain Relief Practices and Anacin Use
The text notes doctors prescribe various pain medications and mentions high volumes of Anacin tablets. It questions why patients don’t follow the practice of doctors and take Anacin themselves rather than seeking further in-office solutions.
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