Liberia Seeks Unity as Tolbert Tackles Gap Roots
Tolbert, Liberia's first tribal linguist president, pushes unification and equal rights while narrowing the gap between haves and have-nots. He advocates ending communal land ownership gradually and boosting individual farming gains. The nation, long split between Americo Liberians and tribes, moves toward irreversible social blending while Matilda Newport Day remains a national symbol.
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N.Y. Times
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Cutting the fat from school budgets
New York based education consultant Dr. Nickolaus Engelhardt outlines cost cutting in schools. He suggests shortening the high school run, trimming repetitive content, training custodians, reducing clerical work by using aides, and favoring affordable building options like pre fabricated or air supported structures to stretch the education dollar. He has long advocated year round operation to stagger enrollment and increase facility use.
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Engelhardt
Purdy Station
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Engelhardt and Engelhardt Inc
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