Vilsack push on meth laws sparks rights versus safety debate
The editorial argues against sweeping restrictions on pseudoephedrine sales while urging targeted action to curb meth production. It notes states tighten controls, Iowa's two box limit, and potential pharmacy only sales with ID. It highlights Meth Watch and warns against draconian policies.
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Iowa
Tom Vilsack
Vilsack
Lil’ Drug Store Products Inc
Cedar Rapids
Mexico
Oklahoma
Math’s Power Beyond Numbers in Youth Learning
Arthur Michelson argues that math literacy builds discipline, logic, and wise decision making beyond computation. He cites cognitive gains from math and its role in recognizing truth, managing risk, and appreciating patterns, urging revitalized teaching one student at a time at Beechwood School.
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Arthur
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Latvia
Japan
South Korea
Arthur Michelson
Beechwood School
Menlo Park, Calif
World opinion on Iraq election stay unsettled
Excerpts from editorials across journals warn that attacks in Najaf and Karbala threaten a sectarian split in Iraq. They urge UN Security Council involvement and caution that premature elections risk fueling violence and undermining democracy.
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Jordan Times
Amman
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Karbala
U.S
Fallujah
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Baghdad
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United Nations
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