States lose and gain Title I funds for education
Fifteen states will lose more than 32 million dollars in federal Title I funds for educating needy children this school year, while nine states plus the District of Columbia gain about 1 million more than last year. California leads gains with 19 million, and Mississippi suffers the largest cut at nearly 4 million, with Alabama Georgia Kentucky North Carolina close behind among other losers.
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Peking and Taipei wage active radio war across strait
News report describes ongoing cross-strait radio broadcasts forming a psychological warfare duel between Taiwan and mainland China. It notes双方 propaganda aims, UN seat transfer fallout, and the muted, guarded public response in Taiwan and on the mainland.
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