Nixon eyes situation More women appointees
President Nixon plans to appoint more women to high office, says talent scout Frederick V. Malek. He argues women should be chosen for merit, not gender, and cites underutilized talent. Virgi Knauer attends staff meetings, while Galina Utekhina departs Washington after three years amid press scrutiny.
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Calif
UPI
Nixon
Frederick V. Malek
Galina Utekhina
Washington
Galina
United States
Embassy Row
Dear Abby columns on knitting gifts and sensitive topics
A reader asks Abby how to handle Grandma's ill fitting knitted gifts and cruel sizes. other letters discuss a nephew's sexuality around child care, dog kisses on children, and a tired wife who learns anemia and other issues after her husband’s death. Abby advises balanced responses and medical checks where relevant.
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Abby
Wom
Altho
Highway carnage from UPI study prompts safer cars
UPI reports Dean C. Miller outlines staggering highway deaths and economic losses through 1980. Volpe cites safety car research, foreign-auto standards, passive restraints, and the Interstate system as key to reducing fatalities and injuries nationwide. He highlights potential life saves from stricter drunk-driver controls.
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New York
UPI
United States
Vietnam
John A. Volpe
Secretary of Transportation
Volpe
Department of Transportation
Germany
Japan
University of Iowa displays early 20th century German Austrian posters
An exhibition of 20 colorful German and Austrian posters from the first three decades of the 20th century opens this week at the University of Iowa Museum of Art and runs through February 28. The show, part of a tour sponsored by Serge Sabarsky Gallery, features lithographs and drawings from the university's permanent collection, including works by Egon Schiele and Oscar Kokoschka, plus a large Toulouse Lautrec lithograph from the Elliott Collection.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Museum of Art
U of I
Serge Sabarsky
Alfert
U of T Museum of Art
Wilke
Egon Schiele
Vienna
Rusia
Secession
Oskar Kokoschka
Kokos
Giorgio Morandi
Elliott Colection
Publily
Toulouse Lautrec
la Revue Blanche
Malek the Hatchet Man of the Nixon White House
Frederic V. Malek, a West Point grad, built a rapid rise from $17,000 startup to millionaire and joined the Nixon administration. Observers credit him with streamline efforts and firings at Interior, while others see him as a pragmatic manager who reshapes agencies and staff. He reorganized FDA and prepared a master plan for White House efficiency, insisting his decisions serve the public interest despite opposition.
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Malek
Ixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Oveta Culp Hobby
White House
Virgi Knauer
Nixon
Knauer
San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Frederic.v. Malek
West Point
Interior Department
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Robert H. Finch
Food and Drug Administration
Los Angeles
Orangeburg
Speedy Hill Sparks North in Senior Bowl Victory
Arizona State receiver J D Hill showcased elite speed and two touchdowns as the North defeated the South 31 13 in Mobile Alabama. Hill also made a key 73 yard punt return and forced a tackle on Isaiah Robertson to prevent a South touchdown. Pastorini earned North back honors with 160 passing yards and an 8 yard TD to Hill.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Arizona State
J D. Hill
Southern
Isaiah Robertson
Hill
South
Robertson
Wait
Hills
Santa Clara
Dan Pastorini
Tom Duncan
Toledo
Pastorini
Southern California
Clarence Davis
Oakland
Calif
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Scott Hunter
Supreme Court agrees to hear Muhammad Ali draft case
The Supreme Court agreed to review Cassius Clay's draft evasion conviction, now Muhammad Ali. The Court will issue a written opinion after term. The 5th Circuit rejected claims of wiretap errors, while Ali remained free on bond. he had fights with Quarry and Bonavena, and a title match with Joe Frazier was set for Madison Square Garden.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Cassius Clay
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
High Court
Sth
Circuit Court of Appeals
5Th Circuit
Joe M. Ingraham
Houston
Department of Justice
New York State Athletic Association
Jerry Quarry
Atlanta
Oscar Bonavena
New York City
Frazier
Madison Square Garden
Hawkeyes Fall as Ohio State, Tulsa Triumphs
Iowa State snapped a three game skid with a 75 63 Big Eight win over Oklahoma State. Iowa lost to Ohio State 93 64 as Town scored 35 points for the Hawkeys. Tulsa beat Drake 66 60 in a Missouri Valley Conference matchup.
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Iowa
Cyclones
Oklahoma State
Drake
Tulsa
Ohio State
Cowboys
Gene Mack
Jack DeWilder
Ton Kraus
Fred Brown
Iowa Hawkeyes
Allen Hornsak
Jim Cleamons
Buckeyes
Brown
Hawkeye
Town
Bulldogs
Steve Bracey
Bracey
Leon Huff
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