Federal stance on student dress codes sparks rights debate
Education Secretary T H Bell argues the federal role in regulating beards bras and hair length in public schools should end drawing objections from women's and Indians rights advocates. They warn government meddling violates rights while courts may be forced to settle clashes over grooming and dress codes.
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T.H. Bell
Education Department
Office For Civil Rights
Washington
Amtrak subsidy cut could cost more than it saves
Critics warn a 30 percent subsidy reduction in Amtrak for 1982 would free 240 million but incur 355 million in unavoidable costs including capital commitments labor protections and shutdown expenses. The piece argues cutting may raise overall costs and hurt future mass transit needs across states beyond the Northeast.
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Amtrak
Reagan Administration
Congress
Northeast Corridor
NPRs Father Cares shines light on Jonestown legacy
A 90 minute NPR documentary, Father Cares: The Last of Jonestown, revisits Jim Jones and his followers through tape recordings and interviews. The program links paranoia to control, warning about isolation as a tool of evil, while praising public radio’s unique reach.
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Jonestown
United States
Mark Lane
Lane
Jones
National Public Radio
NPR
James Reston Jr
U.S
Reston
Hell
Community responds to Toma program and calls for industry
E Hjalmar Johnson thanks organizers for bringing Toma to Cedar Rapids and urges new industry to revive the local economy. He attacks violence, cites education and policy as remedies, and urges action to create jobs and housing in the city.
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Toma
Mary Ann Foust
Clare Sharp
Diane Spelman
Nancy Snetzler
Cedar Rapids
Canney
Westdale
Quick Car Safety Check At Service Stations
The author urges service centers to offer rapid safety checks for cars. Checks include lights and signals, wiper blades, and under hood items such as radiator oil transmission fluid brake fluid battery and belts. Proposes a fair price of one dollar to cover the service.
Right or Flack How Publicity Names Evolving Terms
A reader challenges spelling of flack versus flak in reference to a press agent. The piece explains flack is the correct term for public relations agents while flak describes anti aircraft fire. It notes distinctions between publicity and public relations and recalls usage by Dean Landsear and P T Barnum. It also contrasts restitution with retribution in a court context.
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Mark Lane
Jonestown
Jones
Peoples Temple
P.R. Flak
Dean Landsear
Cedar Rapids
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