Fremonts anti narcotics program faces nationwide concerns
A Washington High School crisis prompts debate on drug education and prevention. Parents and educators across the nation wrestle with tests, expulsions, and programs as the fight against narcotics expands from classroom initiatives to calls for tighter federal controls.
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National Violence Commission Backs Lower Voting Age
The commission urges lowering voting age to 38 to boost youth influence in government. Critics argue the young already have too much say. The Pope warns Catholics to brace for trouble from the churchs new Mass, signaling possible mass attacks.
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Letters to the Editor on Darwin Genesis Debate
A reader argues that Bible creation should be taught alongside evolution in science classes. The letter cites Dr Ralph Gerard and Palo Alto School Board remarks and questions whether educators properly balance theory and evidence in a well rounded education. The writer suggests presenting Genesis to test evolution beliefs. Fremont.
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Fremont schools may grant retroactive raise to superintendent
The school board proposed a $2,000 annual raise to Dr. William Balt, boosting pay to $32,000 with retroactivity to the start of the year and extending beyond his current contract, prompting questions from Mary Rodriguez and EB Planck about legality, fiscal impact, and future board commitments.
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Lugar Emerges as Strong Indiana Republican Leader
The piece notes Richard Lugar, Indy mayor, defeating Lindsay at the National League of Cities convention and securing its vice presidency. It praises Lugar as a conservative with imagination, unaligned with special interests, and hints at potential future statewide or national office. It contrasts Indiana’s liberal Senate leanings with Lugar’s rising influence.
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Red Star Threat Rises As Navy Reports Soviet Sub Fleet
Secret testimony to a House subcommittee cites Admiral Rickover noting Soviet submarine numbers outpacing the United States with 375 subs in total and 48 ballistic missile subs. He warns Moscow could launch monthly and Polaris missiles carry 16 warheads each. The piece connects this to strategic shifts and base closures abroad.
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Davis Case Highlights Gaps in U S Law and Academic Politics
The column argues that associate professor Angela Davis was deemed innocent of instructing subversion in a California court, yet questions the fairness of guilt by association. It links Davis with philosopher Herbert Marcuse and department head Donald Kalish, noting tax-funded universities and the clash between idealistic legal codes and political ideology.
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This Day In History Highlights Through 1787 To 196? Events
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