CTA reassessment flags California school districts in rating report
The Bay Section of the California Teachers Association releases a second reassessment of opportunities for Fremont Newark and Union City educators highlighting variances in district performance. The piece argues for broader review of recruitment funding welfare policies and policing in schools to truly modernize California education.
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School of Education
Arizona
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Rep Jacobs Returns 12500 Payout to Treasury
A countdown to accountability as Rep Jacobs returns a $12,500 perk to the treasury. The note asserts such actions restore faith in elections amid references to snow removal delays by Mayor Lindsay and local criticism of officials.
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Zambia
Jehovah's Witnesses
Watt the Wandering Republican and Nixon’s Aftermath
In Washington the restrained Jim Watt, a Wyoming Republican and lawyer, stands as a symbol of GOP fallout after Nixon’s victory. His promised assistant secretary post was withdrawn, replaced by a short lease as a consultant. Watt’s fate hinges on Muskie’s tolerance and Dill Gale McGee’s influence, with Hickel wary after confirmation turmoil and the Santa Barbara spill.
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Gale McGee
Wyoming University
Santa Barbara
Russell Train
Walt
Pay gaps: Congress salaries vs British MPs and Nixon
A critique notes US congressmen earn 42 500 dollars yearly while British MPs make 34 000 pounds about 33 600 dollars. It compares living standards, cites Nixon's 269 000 annual pay and jokes about CARE packages during a Downing Street visit.
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England
Richard Nixon
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Long History Of Language In The World
Prose survey of language origins and evolution cites Samuel Johnson’s dictionary in 1755 and traces Aramaic, Arabic, Hebrew, Yiddish, French, German, and modern English influences. It notes linguistic milestones, cultural impacts, and Johnson’s 1784 Westminster Abbey funeral.
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Babel
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England
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Nixons protests confuse demonstrators and threaten war prep
Macleans Microscoops notes President Nixon has demonstrators baffled about protests while anxieties rise over Red China and potential war. It questions U S fleet protection and cites Peru and Pacific tensions as skippers face new geopolitical strain. A rumor suggests mayor Lindsay proposes a dramatic city show removal plan titled Spring.
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New York City
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