Virginia lawmakers push cap on out-of-state college enrollees
In Richmond AP report legislators seek a bill to limit nonresident admissions at state supported colleges to 25 percent. Sen. Stone backs the proposal with Gray and Long supporting curbs while the plan could affect UVA VMI and the College of William and Mary. The State Council of Higher Education warned such limits offer only temporary relief and could worsen Virginia student access.
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Goldwater Presses Nebraskas Presidential Primary
Senator Barry Goldwater will enter Nebraska’s Republican presidential primary, with Sen. Roman L. Hruska calling it a walkaway. Hruska says Goldwater is the overwhelming choice in the state and no other candidates are planning to enter. Goldwater heads to North Carolina next, then emphasizes New Hampshire’s primary with a three day, 20-community campaign planned starting Tuesday.
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Demos Nominate 6 Circuit Judges and 5 State Officials
Six circuit judges and five state officials were nominated by the Democratic caucus. Nominees include appointments to the State Industrial Commission and six judicial districts with judge selections across the commonwealth. The Assembly will elect the nominees on Monday.
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TV Must Interest Masses Critics Say
AP Television Radio writer Cynthia Lowry quotes critic Tine Saarinen urging networks to engage mass audiences rather than substitute for parents teachers or therapists. Saarinen laments reliance on familiar tastes and sponsored programming while praising provocative non sponsored material and strong entertainment. She cites examples from NBC Today and ballet versus Defender episodes in Washington areas. Included are preview notes of upcoming NBC telecasts and events such as Bob Hope Christmas Show and Lucia di Lammermoor.
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