Community questions Highland dominance on Anderson schools board
A reader criticizes Mayor Rock for appointing another Highland High School representative to the Anderson Community Schools board. The letter argues population projections show growth in Highland and Madison Heights areas, questions representation balance, and urges reforms to ensure closer equity among ACS districts.
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Rock
Highland High School
Anderson Community Schools
James Wallace
Highland
Madison Heights
Cry Pianning Department
Anderson High School
HHS
MBS
Anderson Herald
MUIHS
BIS
MUHS
Mus
Scnoul
ANS
AILS
MHHS
Serion
Madison Heights High School
Idrea Thaf
Edward Miller
Dtsehools
ACS
Capital Fare Freedom Is At Stake
Andrew Tully critiques U.S. Rhodesia policy, arguing the United States faces a moral double standard and risks undermining freedom by pressuring white rule. He warns that pushing a black takeover could end Rhodesian liberty and notes the danger of overzealous reformers and diplomatic ultimatums.
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Bo Andrew Tully
Washington
Rhodesia
United States
White House
State Department
Vietnam
Nelly
France
Puerto Rico
U.S
Uganda
Idi Amar
United Nations
Hodesia
Republic
Washington, Jefferson & Co
Ian Smith
Britain
Andrew Young
South Africa
Federal Diary New Civil Service Plan
The Carter administration backs a no fault downgrading policy offering two year grade retention and indefinite pay protection for federal workers affected by classification audits and reorganizations. Aimed at reducing resistance to reforms, the plan would allow temporary salary protection, possible cross agency placements, and limited appeal rights.
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Mike Caubey
The
Washington Post
Washington
Carter
Administration
Montag
House
Civil Service
Alan K. Campbell
Subcommittee
Gladys N. Speilman
D-Mid
White House
Congress
Robert N.C. Nix
D-P4
Fost Office Civil Service Committee
Campbell
Civil Service Commission
RIF
Reader Letters Question Editorial Pro-Union Bias
A reader objects to a June 5 1977 editorial accusing unions of bias. The writer defends labor history coverage cites unions in public policy and highlights labor contributions to democracy and community development. He urges fair treatment and cites labor leaders like Robert L Thomberry Executive Director.
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Alaul
Wallingford
United States
Idustry
Robert L. Thomberry
Panama Canal treaty tainted by Torrijos impulsiveness
Opinion argues against ratifying a new Canal treaty with Panama under General Omar Torrijos. The piece highlights his unstable leadership, unpredictable trips, and an interview that exposed policy concessions, suggesting a treaty would be little more than paper.
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Kunald
Panama Canal
Panama
Omar Torrijes
Torrijas
Torrijos
Andrew Young
U.S
Vorrijos
Fidel Castro
Libya
Muammar ¢L-Qaddafi
Anuther
Aether
New York
Panania
Senate
State Department
Venezuela
Perez
Caracas
Jnst
Mexico
South America
Latin America
Washington Post
Marlise Simons
Post
Belize
Guatemala
Neutron weaponry debate spills over defense plans
Washington reveals evidence that the Defense Department will push ahead with neutron weapons despite world opinion. The plan centers on neutron shells for 8 inch and 155 mm guns that kill via radiation rather than blast, potentially sparing structures but delivering gruesome injuries to people.
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Ron Hendrew
Washington
Defense Department
Army
New Strategy for the West Urges NATO Containment renewals
Washington argues Carter's foreign policy lacks strategy and promotes a return to containment. Lt Gen Daniel Graham and the Heritage Foundation advocate NATO backed strategy to counter Soviet power and prevent a peaceful slide toward world dominance by communism.
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Ralph de Toledano
Washington
America
Congress
Carter
Notre Dame University
Daniel 0. Graham
USA
Defense Intelligence Agency
The
Heritage Foundation
CSA
Washington, D.C
Graham
NATO
Grahamoints
We West
U.S
Ussr
United States
Byron
Soviet Bloc
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Anderson
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