QE2 Resident Lecturer Discovers Printed News On Ship
A aboard the QE2 the writer notes a TV news channel that presents two to three paragraph print stories every 30 to 40 seconds. He praises the immediacy and nongraphic delivery, contrasting it with televised footage while detailing cabin life and shipboard routines.
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Correction on Theatre Pipe Organ Spectacular price
The notice corrects reserved seat prices for the Theatre Pipe Organ Spectacular on Oct 8 at the Paramount Theatre to seven dollars. It also explains the Gazette will publish corrections or clarifications in this space after reviewing reports and headlines, and provides a contact number 398 8313.
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Abortion debate persists despite Supreme Court rulings
University of Iowa law professor Martha Chamallas notes abortion remains a court issue despite Roe v Wade. She cites Linn County and Michigan rulings, argues minors and fathers may face future scrutiny, and says no clear guidelines will emerge due to split views and a changing court.
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Flint, Mich
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Supreme Court
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New role seen for middle school parents and teachers
Nebraska educator Alfred Arth predicts a new era in middle schools with greater parental involvement than elementary and high schools. He urges panel discussions to clarify norms for ages 10 to 14 and outlines strategies for parent reassurance and improving communication.
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Alfred Arth
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
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Home-schooling Debate Rages in Des Moines
In Des Moines, lawmakers hear opposing views on Iowa’s compulsory teaching rules. NEA representatives push to keep certified teachers. critics, including Samuel Peavy, question whether certification guarantees quality. The study committee seeks a compromise ahead of the 1989 session.
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Judy Daubenmier
Gazette
Iowa
National Education Association
Roger D. Stephen
NEA
Samuel Peavy
University of Kentucky
Peavy
Iowa Supreme Court
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