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...council delegates interviewed yesterday were generally pleased that Radcliffe has maintained its own identity, and has not "become lost in Harvard," as Dorothea P. Flint '12 said yesterday...
...Flint said that she feels, "the coming of an inevitable equality" and does not fear future identification of Radcliffe with Harvard...
Even as the Gallup poll taken last weekend showed that his lead had evaporated and Ford had edged ahead by a statistically insignificant 1%, Carter's final appearances as he raced to Los Angeles, Fort Worth, Dallas, San Francisco and Flint, Mich., drew rousing, cheering crowds. He responded with some of his most effective, eloquent oratory since the campaign had begun. Even some last-minute Ford campaign ads attacking Carter's record as Governor of Georgia and misrepresenting his position on taxes failed to maintain the momentum that the President had been building...
...building business." The environment is an issue on which Carter has a well-established record. While serving as Governor of Georgia, he managed to block the Army - although it was supported by the state legislature, previous Governors and Georgia congressmen - from constructing a dam that would have impeded the Flint River, the last free-flowing river in the Piedmont section of the state. Carter also fought successfully to help preserve Georgia's coastline and wetlands. He established a Heritage Trust Commission to preserve choice natural areas, as well as historical and cultural sites. While reorganizing the state government, Carter...
...election would mean a change in Government. Said Gerald Levy, a college professor from Norfolk, Va.: "He's the sort of person who could run the Congress. He's not a party to the mess in Washington, scandals, Watergate." Added Opal Lafayette, a blue-collar Democrat from Flint, Mich.: "Carter knows what it is like to work, and we need somebody to understand the little...