Pocket Calculator Ban Sought By Maryland NAACP
The Maryland NAACP urges the state legislature to ban classroom pocket calculators as costly for disadvantaged students. Critics warn the device may hinder mental math, while education groups support calculators for engagement and supplementing basic skills. A Conference Board report backs calculator use, noting gains for low achievers and need to teach limitations.
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National Association For the ‘Advancement ‘of Colored People
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Conference Board of the Mathematical Sciences
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Tokyo Faces Financial Strain Endangering Default Risk
Tokyo, the world's largest city, could edge toward default if financial trouble worsens. The Japan Economic Journal warns that Tokyo might be labeled a municipality in need of strict government supervision, a fate worse than bankruptcy. The note mentions a $2.9 billion loan guarantee barely approved by Congress.
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New York
Tokyo
Japan Economic Journal
Congress
Elizabeth Cloud Recognized As Baytown Poet Spotlight
Elizabeth Cloud gains recognition as a poet in The Baytown Sun files. Her byline grows in poetry publications including Poetry Digest and Connecticut Literary Review, while Baytown Poetry Society charts its profile with her leadership and writing.
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Frank Moffat
Pelly Volunteers Fire Department
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J. D. Pope
Santa Claus
Clyde Kelly
Harels County
Baytown
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E. J. Masterson
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Poesy’ Book
Connecticut Literary Review
Southwest Writers Conference
New York City Finances Show Fragile Ties to Bond Health
New York City finances show patchwork budgeting with bonds altered for debt relief and a looming risk of municipal bankruptcies. Analysts warn changes to bond terms, delayed redemptions, and higher borrowing costs could erode investor confidence and leave the municipal market vulnerable as expansion and stock markets shift competition for funds.
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New York
New York City
Howerer
Quotations on Forgiveness and Judgment by Historic Figures
A garbled mishmash of quotes attributes lines to Lord Bower Dorbert and Niccolo Machiavelli, mixing archaic phrasing with mispelled names. The fragment references forgiveness, passing life’s bridge, appearances versus reality, and common eyes versus insight, lacking coherent attribution or context.
Baytown Sun Editorial and Staff Listing Fragment
A fragmented paste lists Baytown Sun staff roles and names including editors publishers and department heads, with scattered affiliations and titles. The garbled text names Leon Browt John Variey Fred Hornsperger Fred Hartman Preston Pendergrass Jim Finlay and others, intermixing departments and boilerplate labels.
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Leon Browt
John Variey
Fred Hornsperger
Fred Hartman
Maryland Assembly Votes on Route to National Capital
The Maryland assembly votes to donate land for the National Capital, selecting a site and outlining the grant as part of the early federal district arrangement. The move underscores early settlement plans and regional cooperation in establishing the capital.
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Maryland
National
Gas industry accesses price rise show plan to short supply
In a heated analysis, Jack Anderson claims the natural gas crisis was manufactured to justify deregulation. He traces a 1970s lobbying and data manipulation pattern, linking Rathbun DiBona and industry groups to biased federal surveys and delayed deliveries.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Rathbun
Uly Atterl
Flathbun
Charles DiBor
American Petroleum Institute
Verse Fragments Mention Barnabas In Galatians Passage
A fragmentary Bible verse reference notes Galatians chapter two verse fourteen with mentions of Barnabas and dispute among Jews. The text appears to be a damaged OCR passage. It highlights early Christian figures and a doctrinal confrontation.
Milk allergy and lactose intolerance in adults debate
Reader asks if milk can be continued after baby milk allergy or if lactose deficiency mandates stopping milk. Expert distinguishes true allergy from lactose intolerance, suggests trial period without milk to test symptoms, notes spastic colon symptoms can mimic lactose intolerance, and recommends calcium from tablets or fortified substitutes if milk is avoided.
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Lamb
Fey
Orar Reader
Readers' Views rebuttal to Thorson on gun rights and militia
Readers' Views letters debate the Second Amendment, arguing a well regulated militia is the National Guard and not all citizens with firearms. The writer outlines fears of armed citizens, advocates education on vital issues, and ends with a hostile anti Thorson sentiment about gun violence.
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Thorson
Free State of American
National Guard
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