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Show ti n 5 r O' iiplili wijiiBnmr 'Tn. 4 A DESERET NEWS, Wednesday, October 28, 1970 cholars: Pet. Use Pet 1 - dents were selected to write the questions, which ranged from Vietnam to drug rse and national politics to ecology. Most of the students said that ending the Vietnam war is the nations No. 1 priority and a whopping 85 per cent said that respect for this country had suffered because of the Vietnam conflict. On race relations, 68 per cent opposed busing students from either black or white communities, but 84 per cent said they would move into an integrated neighborhood. On national politics, 75 per cent favored lowering the voting age to 18, ant' 85 per cent would abolish the electoral college. Forty-siper cent said they world have voted for President Nixon in 1968, 40 per cent for Hubert Humphrey and 5 per cent for WASHINGTON (AP) One of every 10 high school academic ieaders contacted in a national survey say they personally use marijuana. More than 22,000 youths 16 to 18 years old in 18,000 private, public and parochial to the schools responded survey distributed Merit Publishing Northfield, 31. by Co., Recipients, all juniors and seniors, were top scholars and student leaders recommended by the schools, the sponsors said. When asked whether they use marijuana now, 10 per cent replied yes, 88 per cent said no and 2 per cent didnt respond. In answer to another question, 21 per cent indicated x that they would use it if marijuana were legalized. The sponsors said nine stu George Wallace. Belle S. Spafford Presents Womens Award Campaigns Slip Into Continued from First High Gear felt helpless to get such basic services as water, heat and sanitation in their homes. "Using spot announcements over radio station WMCA, owned by her husband, she Continued from First Page the statements of some of the leading figures of the Republican party have given some credence to that type of campaign. invited Anot..r assault on campaign tactics came Tuesday from Lindsay, the rebellious Republican. He said the cama very paign has produced dangerous drift to the right. He added that it was difficult to determine "whether the President and vice president are leading the drift or fol- lowing it. Republican National rage to people telephone their housing complaints. She organized a staff of volunteers, who kept detailed reports on the calls. "Each complaint was referred to the proper agency. Volunteers kept track of the action taken by that agency. If none was forthcoming, a little public airin6 on the radio had an invigorating effect. Call for' action now has expanded to include voter registration, racial discrimination, health and consumer problems. Mrs. Straus and her volunteers have helped 200,000 people in New York alone. The work, carefully recorded, has material used in provided radio station WMCAs crusading editorials, in special documentaries, and in continuing pressure for reform. Currently, there are similar calls for action programs in 23 cities and more in the development stages. Mrs. Straus, now national of Call for Ac- tion, is dedicated to this work because, in her words: "I dont like to sne people with- out a voice. I want to help be to try to bring that voice about a change for good in this country. I consider it my duty to assist where I can. the Among distinguished speakers at other NCW convention events Tuesday was Dr. Graham B. Blaine Jr., chief of psychiatric service, Health Harvard University Services, and a well-know- n LAY- Chair- man Rogers C. B. Morton said Lindsay had turned his back on the GOP and "apparently renounced all of his stated beliefs in order to further his own ambitions. political Added Morton: "We would suggest that the mayor spend less time promoting himself and more time trying to solve the problems of New York Citv. Off Critical List HILDESHEIM, GERMANY (AP) A baby born after it was struck by a bullet in its mothers womh was taken off the critical list today, police in this north German city re- ported. They said the mother, Mrs. Siegrid Kuehn, 37, also was in satisfactory condition. writer in the field of psychiatry. Dr. Blaine based his talk on the convention theme, "The Effects of the Communications Media on Our Society. with particular emphasis on television. He pointed out that there are many favorable results of the informative, television the educative and the inspiring, to name a faw. .But there are less favorable efforts that should be recognized. 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