Bureaucracies Keep Expanding Despite Pledges to Cut Waste
The piece notes rising public int erest in bureaucracy growth despite Carter’s vow to downsiz e. It cites the Public Choice Society’s view that officials favor self interest, details local education bureaus Kirkwood Community College and Grant Wood Area Education Agency, and discusses levy controversy and calls for vocational focus.
Mondale Speech Marks New U S China Policy Shift
Mondale declares a strong, secure China is in American interests and outlines four follow up actions. Beijing moves to televise the address and invite Hua Guo Feng to the United States while Carter accepts a China visit and a tariff reducing trade agreement moves to Congress.
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Three Writing Tips From A Taft Junior High Lamination
Carl Kane reflects on laminated bulletin notes at Taft Junior High and distills three writing tips for students. Focus on vivid verbs, more periods to avoid rambling, and placing modifiers close to the words they describe to prevent misreadings.
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