Senate backs broad day care plan signaling lifestyle shift
A Senate approved plan would fund extensive day care and related health education and social services for pre school and school age children on an ability to pay basis. The proposal aims to extend access beyond the poor and is seen as part of a broader move to government role in child rearing. Critics warn it could supplant parental duties and alter family life as more mothers enter the workforce.
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America
Washington Center For Metropolitan Studies
House
Public confidence questioned over LCCC appointment
The Lorain County Community College board faces scrutiny for appointing Stanley J. Trupp as director of development, given his first cousin on the board Joseph E. Cirigliano. Critics seek higher scrutiny of trustee decisions, salary level, and contract length, urging trustees to avoid conflicts as they support Trupp’s aims.
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Stanley J. Trupp
LCCC
Joseph E. Cirigliano
Max J. Lerner
Chronicle-Telegram
Dr. Lerner
Caesar
Trapp
Trupp
Cirigliano
Democrats face Nixon NEP shift and public confidence
Democratic strategists weigh how to respond to Nixon's New Economic Policy shift. They fear losing the economic issue and debate whether obstruction in Congress could backfire politically. The party confronts pressure from Big Labor as it ponders delaying or reshaping the policy to avoid voter blame.
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Nixon
Congress
George Meany
Where are the governors
The governors of the United States gathered in Puerto Rico lament a diminished role in national politics. They cite underfinanced states, unsolved social and racial problems, and few governors among 1972 presidential hopefuls, noting the shift from governor to national leadership over decades.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States
Grover Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
F.D.R
California ruling eyes equal per pupil school funding
A 6-1 California Supreme Court decision mandates equal per pupil spending across communities regardless of wealth or tax base, pending a possible U.S. Supreme Court reversal. The ruling highlights the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection and underscores historic disparities in school funding affecting Black students and poorer districts.
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United States Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
California
U.S. Supreme Court
North
Nixon faces delicate sell of pro business recovery plan
Washington reports outline President Nixon economic strategy linking higher profits to capital expansion and job recovery while wage and price controls endure. Officials weigh post freeze policy and tax credits to pacify labor and curb inflation amid political risk.
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Nixon
Congress
Democratic Party
Meany
U.S
Pierre Rinfret
Bridgeport
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Rinfret
Four Real Choices for Democrats in 1972 Field Narrowed
The piece argues the Democratic field is shrinking to four main prospects: McGovern Bayh Harris and Mills, with Mills dismissed as from the Deep South and unlikely to secure the nomination. It notes McGovern's waning influence due to Vietnam and defense concerns, and Harris and Bayh facing money and fit doubts. Muskie Humphrey Kennedy and Jackson remain in contention, though Kennedy seems reluctant, and Jackson faces strong left-wing opposition. The nomination may hinge on party assessment of each candidate’s weaknesses rather than pure strength.
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Birch Barh
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Lodge
Humphrey
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William Miller
Muskie
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Agnew
Washington
South Dakota
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
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Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Deep South
Vietnam
Senate
New York
Father Divine
Sen. McGovern
McGovern
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Edmund Muskie
Maine
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Henry Jackson
Humpredy
Jackson
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