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A lawyer for a Seattle contractor writes AF to complain the the rules for compliance ar insufficiently specific and asks for specifics on several pertinent questions
Evans May Discard Team Effort Idea and Decide to Run Alone
After analyzing the primary returns, advises Evans to campign as an individual rather than part of the four-man slate
Paul Fletcher's Academic Transcript
Paul Fletcher transcript from University of Washington shows mostly As, Bs, and Cs
Labor Man of the Year: President Nixon's Labor Deacon Gets Free Hand in Toughest Crises Coming
Riesel lauds the work of William J. Usery, a machinist who is Nixon's Asst Secy of Labor for Labor-Management Services. Usery, for his part, cites the Pittsburgh "Black Mondays" as the most difficult time for him in the past year
Half of Last Week's Winners will be Losers in November
Explains why the primary results in most races (including LG) were predictable, but that the general election was not
Psychometric Evaluation of the Purity Culture Beliefs Scale (PCBS): Exploratory and Confirmatory Factor Analysis
A Thesis/or An Empirically Supported Treatment Case StudyTo date, no quantitative measures capture the unique aspects of the conservative American views regarding sexuality known as purity culture. In addition, very little empirical research has been conducted to explore and define these unique aspects. The purpose of the current study was to further validate a current measure of purity culture to further examine sexual identity development in the United States. The current research did not support the proposed factor structure. Further exploration of purity culture, its unique components, and the impact it has is needed in order to create a quantitative measure.Department of Psycholog
Minority Firms Receive Little State Business in Kentucky
Article on racial disparity in Kentucky contracting, based on recent report
Message Sheet
Telephone message sheet includes notice that the Fletchers are invited to an affair for George and Mrs. Shultz at the Cosmos Club, which is men-only, and has a "ladies entrance." Ed Sexton advises AF not to go to Arkansas but instead to visit Operation Breadbasket