Indian rights protest camp marches on Washington
Indians camp near the Lincoln Memorial in a spiritual site called the Longest Walk to highlight grievances against federal policy. They seek control of land and resources, challenge treaties, and urge fair treatment while preserving a resurging Native culture amid proposed congressional bills.
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Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Illinois
Wounded Knee
S. D
Try
U.S
Congress
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Carter energy crisis tactics face reluctant American action
President Carter’s Bonn vow to curb U S energy use meets skepticism as Americans cling to habits and energy bills. Congress haggles over pricing and imports while oil relies on Alaskan flow and world prices rise. The energy crisis looms, demanding a comprehensive U S policy to curb imports, promote conservation, and align with global demand.
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Carter
Bonn
Alaskan
Congress
Senate
United States
U.S
Wherefore has gone the proud postman
The piece laments postal strikes and the public’s reliance on mail delivery. It parallels past hardships with current inconveniences while noting America’s enduring faith in postal workers and the conveniences modern life once took for granted.
Labor vows to remember sinning senators who voted wrong
Washington lawmakers fight over a labor reform bill as organized labor targets 17 senators who opposed cloture. Ed Zorinsky leads the list for betraying White House and party leadership, with AFL-CIO COPE backing and pressure growing over the next three weeks.
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Jack W. Germond
Jules Witcover
Washington
Organized Labor
Carter Administration
Ed Zorinsky
D-Neb
Zorinsky
Senate
Robert Byrd
White House
Byrd
Alan Cranston
Sen
Pete Williams
NLRB
Labor
Russell
COPE
Afl-Cio
John Danforth
Henry Bellman
William
Revelation of student need transforms university at 2000
A projected administrator in the year 2000 will realize that universities exist for students and that faculty, administration, and students must cooperate. The vision emphasizes student growth, development, and human potential over dollars, with participatory democracy guiding practice and caring relationships shaping university life.
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Southern Illinoisan
Paul
Damascus Road
USA
U.S.A
Beauty and Beast and the faces we wear
Desmond Stone muses on identity and appearance, pondering how truth in character compares with outward form. He notes how people rarely change their core, compares humanity to fairy tales, and warns that modern science drains mystery from who we are.
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Desmond Stone
Rochester Democrat
Chronicle
Beast
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Beauty
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