National effort to certify auto mechanics launched
The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence will start with a competence test series for auto mechanics. Passing mechanics earn a Certified General Automobile Mechanic certificate. In round one 30,000 of 800,000 US auto mechanics will be invited. participation is voluntary and fees apply.
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United States
Accelerating Education and Wildlife Terms Mixed Reflections
The article argues education must improve efficiency and broaden access as facilities are taxed and brainpower sits idle under the old semester system. It notes new programs aim to push superior students forward and urges broad acceptance to meet future needs. It then playfuly explains wildlife group names from the Maryland Conservationist, ending with a humorous but practical note on language.
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Senate adds federal election day holiday on two year cycle
The U S Senate approved an amendment to a bicentennial commission funding bill creating a federal election day holiday. If enacted, the holiday would begin with this year’s national election and move to a two year cycle to match federal office ballots.
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U.S. Senate
House- Senate Conference Committee
West Berlin police ordered to crack down after rioting
Mayor Willy Brandt directed West Berlin police to use necessary vigor against rioters following a wild weekend at the Redwall that also saw attacks on Americans and Soviets.
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Daily Meditation on Driver and Persuading Personalities
The piece contrasts two personality types the driver who pushes others and the agreeable type who attracts peers. It notes drivers appear in home work and politics and suggests most people prefer the pleasant influence over coercion, implying a divine preference for the later.
One Way for McGovern to Go Says Gallup Expert
Dr George Gallup argues McGovern must appeal on issues rather than personality. Gallup notes a 53 47 party lead for who handles major problems better, yet Nixon leads McGovern by 23 points in a trial heat. Top voter concerns now are Vietnam War cost of living crime and drug use.
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The Charge of the Light Brigade in McGovern Nixon Debate
The piece defends McGovern and Nixon from accusations of motives in the Vietnam war, arguing both are sincere in seeking an end. It notes Hanoi’s resistance, Nixon’s persistence, and Gallup polling on independents, party loyalty, and voter emotion shaping choices.
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Republicans Have Only One Problem at Nixon Convention
Miami Beach in this 1972 analysis notes the GOP faces a single issue at the Miami convention how to shed the Nixonized image for 1976 while Nixon will launch his reelection with a Kissinger report and Thieu talks in Paris Saigon. George McGovern offers wage price debate and corn subsidies. Delegates debate platform and choices as the convention ends in three days.
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How to Score Memory Mastery Quiz
Based on 100 questions across 10 days the scoring scale rates performance as Memory Genius for 9 or 10 correct Very Superior for 7 or 8 Excellent for 5 or 6 and Good for 4. Page 2 contains the answer key.
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Turn Off the Lip Flow for Peaceful Living
HAL BOYLE notes satire on speech and manners urging silence to avoid foot in mouth errors. He lists social gaffes and questions to avoid, highlighting how careless talk harms personal relations and judgment.
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