Exercise in Political Confusion in Anderson
A reader letter and editorial critique target Mayor Robert J. Rock and his open letter. The piece outlines alleged doubletalk over walnut trees in Shadyside Park and a pattern of changing stances on city spending and transparency. It accuses Rock of shifting blame to The Anderson Herald and promises a broader look at campaign ads and governance issues.
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Buckley On The Right Debates Busying Courts And School Integration
Buckley argues Congress can curb federal courts over school integration battles and busing. He cites Norris-Jas Guardia Act and Office of Price Administration precedents to oppose expanding court jurisdiction, urging careful use of legislative power and noting the current push to desegregate by race. The piece stresses constitutional balance and the limits of federal authority.
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City mayor defends Shadyside trees in park dispute
Reader letter from Robert L. Rock assails a morning report on Walnut Trees in Shadyside Park. He states trees will not be cut though some mature trees could be used to fund park maintenance and new plantings. He urges citizens to weigh park needs and support measures for Anderson Park System.
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Gary schools in crisis as teachers strike and state take control
Gary teachers strike over pay cuts and layoffs despite state takeover of the budget. The district faces cuts, administration concerns, and student disruptions as the situation unfolds amid broader local tensions and a push for restored funding.
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SELETE Greece Educates 1800 Pupils With Free Tuition
Alice Widener reports from Athens about SELETE at Akre campus in Amarousia, a technical teacher training center near Albena. The facility costs 1.5 million dollars in American- and government funds, serves 1800 pupils with plans for 4000, offers liberal arts to vocational training, and has no discipline issues.
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