Skeptics question newspaper in classroom movement gains
In Our Opinion Skeptics Endanger A Fine Source Of Daily Learning argues daily papers serve as living textbooks and boost learning when used across grades. The piece notes state boards endorse the concept, schools pay a nominal amount, and reading daily papers builds regular, relevant knowledge versus traditional texts.
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Pennsylvania State Board of Education
American Society of Newspaper Publishers
Corry Evening Journal
Eastland and allies push hostile class action report
Eastland Hruska and McClellan lead a concerted drive with lobbyists to push a very unfavorable Judiciary Committee report on a class action bill facing likely opposition from Hart Tydings and Kennedy. The effort risks weakening consumer protections as other committee members align with industry interests.
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Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
John McClellan
D-Ark
Hruska
McClellan
Phil Hart
D-Mich
Joe Tydings
D-Md
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Eastland and Company
Inexact Science: Futurism Gains in Policy Circles
NEW YORK AP notes futurology as an imprecise yet influential field shaping business and government strategy. A National Industrial Conference Board study based on 66 leaders predicts future public problems, including urban decay, transport overload, and pollution, with power shifts among manufacturing, services, and government actors.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
General Motors Corp
James M. Electric
Donald Burnham
United States
Sins In His Name Seeks Answers On Baptist Foundation Practices
A year after warning of potential investigations harming religion, the Baptist Foundation of America Inc faces scrutiny over tax-exempt status, alleged mismanagement, and large promissory notes. The Journal notes assets exceed 20 million dollars, land holdings across Tennessee, and a lack of formal Baptist affiliation.
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Baptist Foundation of America Inc
Sherton Jackson
Seee A Berron
The
Los Poet
Tennessee
Should a witness read a will before signing
A witness need not read the Will before signing as long as the testator acknowledges signing in witnesses presence. The purpose is to prove proper execution under Pennsylvania law. an attorney should be consulted to ensure correct drafting execution and witnessing of the will.
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Pennsylvania
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Warren Magnuson
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Jim Eastland
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