North Korea offers troop cuts linked to reunification talks
Editorial views discuss Kim Il Sung proposing shrinking North Korea's armed forces to under 100,000 if the South matches, aiming at peaceful unification. A cease-fire in Vietnam is cited as a precedent for possible Korea peace, with U.S. troops in South Korea contingent on a future peace agreement.
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Marshal Kim
North
South
United Nations Command
South Korea
North Korea
Kim
U.S
Koreas
Washington
Grapes of Hope for Oklahoma Welfare Reform
The federal Office of Economic Opportunity backs a grape growing project in Atoka County Oklahoma to lift 10 families from welfare. Tenants receive 160 acres and 10 000 vines with 60 000 cuttings under Community Action. Each acre aims to yield 4 tons of grapes at 200 dollars a ton, generating substantial income as land is paid off. The plan seeks to ease welfare reliance and create a model for future expansion.
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John Steinbeck
Oklahoma
Office of Economic Opportunity
Andy Phillips
O.E.0
Rex Spaarger
John Einser
Cornell University
O.E.O
EPA Bans DDT Use While Allowing Exports After Years of Battle
The Environmental Protection Agency imposes a ban on DDT for most uses with limited public health exemptions and keeps export rights. EPA chief William D. Ruckelshaus cites a faster biodegradation with metholparathion as a possible substitute, while noting ongoing pollution control challenges and a mixed record with environmentalists. He also denies auto-emission extensions but approves a Alaska oil pipeline, framing pollution action as in its early stages.
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Environmental Protection Agency
William D. Ruckelshaus
EPA
Ruckelshaus
Alaska
Amchitka Peninsula
College Satisfactory and Recommendations by Carnegie Commission
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education found that 66 percent of undergraduates are satisfied with their education, while about one third remain dissatisfied. It urged reforms including three year B A degrees, a doctor of arts, a rights code for faculty and students, looser programs, and student input on curricula, while rejecting a full move to electives only.
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Carnegie Commission On High Education
The
Tallest in Europe tops Paris skyline with new tower
The topping off of the 680 foot Tour Maine Montparnasse marks Paris advancing into the skyscraper era. Century old spires domes and slanted roofs gave Paris its character and many lament the change as the city embraces a modern high rise future.
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Europe
Maine-Montparnesse
P Aris
Paris
Cattle DES Debate Highlights Cancer Risk vs Meat Economics
Washington column argues the Delaney amendment drives possible outlawing of cured meats due to DES in cattle feed. It notes Edwards may ban DES after rising carcinogenic concerns, while cattlemen press for continued lean-beef gains and price stability. Kennedy and Fountain blame political interests for delaying health protections.
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Washington
Des
Edward Kennedy
L.A. Fountain
N.C
Charles Edwards
Food and Drugs
Congress
Edwards
Delaney
Kennedy
Nixon
Politicians Are People and The Role of Youth in Politics
Lin Williams reflects on a Baldwin Wallace University program with Ohio high school students, arguing politicians are everyday people and politics is the craft of compromise. He notes two party dynamics and the need for steady, balanced action to sustain civilization and progress.
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Lin Williams
Rittman Times
University For Young Americans
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ohio
B-W
Orrville
Up Up Go The Costs
A humor piece contrasts rising food prices with a shopper’s surprise at wine and sardine price increases. The narrator questions price hikes and jokes with a store manager about a hypothetical $500 a ton rise and Nixon administration price actions.
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Nixon
Jim Fiebig
My Diary by Pat mocks a First Lady and campaign life
A satirical mock diary lists imagined entries about a First Lady coping with White House shortages and a presidential bid. It parodies campaigns with antics around George and running mate Tom, predicting a Democratic candidate and notes on humor and domestic life.
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Washington
UPI
Pat
Milt Rosen
White House
Eleanor
George
New Hampshire
Jane
Florida
Hubert
California
Tom
Black Hills
Anne
Dick West
Medina County Gazette publication details and pricing
The Medina County Gazette lists publishing details including position of Medina County Publications Inc at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256, second class mail privilege, and subscription rates. It names Arthur D Hudnutt as publisher Mike Dungjen as managing editor and Stuart A Borden as general manager with contact numbers.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
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