Colleges urged to end disruption on campuses
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education urged colleges to adopt a bill of rights and responsibilities to protect dissent and end disruption. It warned campuses are not sanctuaries from the law and administrators must meet violence with full policing when needed.
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Rogers seeks release of Americans from Soviet Union
Secretary Rogers has quietly pressed the Soviet Union to grant exit visas to a dozen or more Americans with valid U.S. citizenship claims. Senator Kennedy urged stronger diplomatic backing to aid Jewish emigration and family unity, noting Russia does not recognize dual citizenship.
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Nader Considers TV Practices Censorship Impact
Ralph Nader may study television censorship tied to commercial pressures as he speaks May 3 in Los Angeles before the Writers Guild of America. The Center for the Study of Responsible Law officials discuss ads influencing content and note writers' fears of network censors and unemployment.
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Explorer 43 satellite launched to study space environment
The United States sent Explorer 43, a 635 pound satellite, on a 12.4 million mission to map Earth's space environment. IMP aims to measure radiation, solar gases and magnetic forces, with full operation expected in about 28 days. The Delta rocket launch produced a smooth flight despite hazy skies and Earth viewing limits.
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Hyden co-owner denies knowing of illegal cord
Charles Finley co owner of the Hurricane Creek coal mine testifies before a U S House labor subcommittee denying knowledge of primer cord used in underground blasting after an explosion killed 38 miners on December 30 He says foremen oversaw workers and he bought primer cord only for outside blasting A survivor testified finding primer cord inside the mine and reporting it Finley and his brother Stanley own the mine Hearings were moved to Kentucky for regional testimony.
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Kent, Lenin prizewinner, dies at 88 in New York
Rockwell Kent, the Lenin prizewinner and first living U.S. artist to have a show in Russia, died early Saturday at Physicians Hospital in Plattsburgh after a period in hospital. He was 88. The cause was not announced. Kent was a landscape and figure painter, wood engraver, lithographer and author known for his political philosophy.
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Boyle touts UMWA pensions as superior plan
UMWA president Tony Boyle claims Senate findings will crown the union pension as one of the nation's best. He notes miners can retire at 55 with 150 monthly benefits after 20 years, unlike many plans where benefits are lower and Social Security deductions reduce totals. A related $75 million civil suit accuses mismanagement, with a federal judge weighing testimony.
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Hebert proposes longer nonmilitary draft service for COs
House Armed Services Chair H Edward Hebert plans an amendment to the draft law to require three years of nonmilitary service for conscientious objectors, arguing many COs dodge responsibility. Hebert says the court ruling on sincerity tests complicates enforcing CO status.
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