Medina County mock disaster drill earns praise for volunteers
A joint mock disaster drill by Medina Community Hospital and multiple Brunswick area rescue and fire units highlights volunteer dedication and learning value. The piece urges improved communication with law enforcement and highway patrol to ensure community safety before emergencies unfold.
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Medina Community Hospital
Brunswick City
Brunswick Hills
Hinckley
Granger
Erhart
Sheriff’s Department
State Highway Patrol
Broadcasters deserve equal First Amendment protections
The piece argues that electronic media should enjoy the same free press rights as print under the First Amendment. It contends government licensing should end for radio and TV while preserving technical regulation to prevent interference. It warns against content rules like fairness doctrine and equal time, urging Congress to remove censorship and grant broadcasters full editorial freedom.
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Federal Communications Commission
Congress
America
Senate Panel Warns Refugee Settlement Became a Nightmare
A Senate subcommittee staff says the Vietnamese refugee settlement in the United States was intended to be orderly and straightforward but became chaotic. About 131,000 refugees arrived in weeks, with bottlenecks from rapid intake, multiple agencies, and temporary Guam camps. Agencies are reducing backlogs as 600 leave camps daily, yet communities must mobilize resources for settlement.
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Senate
United States of America
America
Cuba
Europe
Guam
United States
Vietnam
Wallace
Education notebook Objectives key to college benefits
College degrees are sold as tickets to economic success yet employer demand for degree holders has dropped. A UCLA study analyzed 12 000 graduates and found many do not use their college learning in their jobs. Liberal arts fared worst. majors and job relevance varied widely.
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Kenneth J. Rabbin
Helen S. Astin
UCLA
Graduate School of Education
Higher Education Research Institute
Astin
Washington, D.C
College Placement Council
Nature's concessions and a rattlesnake drive by
A Phoenix resident hits a rattlesnake in a residential street provoking a discussion on nature's concessions in urban life. The piece also cites campus student accountability and Dr Astin's findings on how college objectives link to future careers, prompting critique of higher education.
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Astin
New Approach for Commencement Speaker in Violence Text
A government report on violence in schools outlines a new method for the commencement speaker to address graduates. The focus shifts to congratulating students on surviving classroom combat and entering the relative calm of the outside world.
Rockefeller Commission report stirs CIA scrutiny or reforms
The Rockefeller Commission probes CIA past abuses while urging reforms and a Joint Committee on Intelligence. Ford and Colby seek candor to protect future operations amid public scrutiny and constitutional concerns.
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Washington
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
St. John
William Colby
Ford
Commission
Washington window commentary A tongue in cheek dictionary needed
Washington writer George J. Harder argues that political rhetoric often masks real intent. He notes Democrats and Wallace supporters use double talk on loyalty and candidacies while Republicans debate open conventions. The piece calls for a tongue in cheek dictionary for political language.
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Washington
UPI
George D. Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Goldwater
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