Title IX overhaul risks in Reagan era sports balance
Reagan administration plans a broad rewrite of the Title IX rule governing sex discrimination in athletic programs. Critics warn reforms could threaten progress in women’s sports while supporters urge efficiency. the piece notes women’s athletics have grown through civil rights momentum and market support, not federal gatekeeping.
Denison Officials Face Backed Loan Fallout and Ethics Row
Denison mayor and police chief risk jobs after soliciting a $5,000 loan from a police dispatcher to fund an undercover drug probe. Dispatcher Pat Wingrove sues to recover about $4,500 after the City Council refused reimbursement, with ethics questions and possible wage garnishment looming.
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Creative housing for mutant lifestyles in Smithville NJ
In Smithville New Jersey developers push new living models to meet changing families and rising costs. The Historic Smithville Development Co promotes swingles and double masters as solutions to high prices and shifting demographics.
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Letters defend air traffic controllers amid safety concerns
A reader argues the FAA propaganda misleads on air safety and calls for fair treatment of controllers. She notes the heavy responsibilities, age related health checks, and job stress, praising PATCO and defending controller dedication while denouncing media focus on money.
Second chancers thank donors and volunteers in 1981
The community honors 726 volunteers who provide a second chance to live. Red Cross instructors taught 1,063 classes totaling 21,022 hours, training 10,611 more people to respond if emergencies arise.
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Chastening Khadafy: Reagan faces lingering scrutiny
The Gulf of Sidra episode is examined as a test of Libyan claims to waters near Tripoli. It notes Libyan actions, U S responses, and questions about timing, safety for oil workers, and potential international repercussions amid distrust of Khadafy regime.
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The Greed Driving Labor Strife and Moral Collapse
A reflective piece condemns greedy wealth and endless strikes as harming theMany suffer amid capital and labor conflict. It cites biblical verses urging justice and warns both sides ignore common good. The author calls for turning to God's law and checking one's spiritual title to immortality.
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