Reading, spelling, and arithmetic in schools questioned
A national debate over what children learn and how teachers teach intensifies as experts argue teachers must meet basic literacy and math standards. An experimental Charlotte school, Myers Park Optional Traditional, emphasizes manners, discipline, and precise grading to boost selfBelief and achievement amid high demand for enrollment.
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Ford pushes quiet ethics drive to clean up White House
After Watergate, President Ford orders a restrained ethics overhaul led by Donald Rumsfeld. Plans include staff conferences on conduct, annual videotaped briefings, updated financial statements, and full clearance by the Prosecutor's office to avoid taint from Watergate.
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Grand juries and elections spark debate on justice’s fix
Paul Harvey argues grand juries are smoke-smelters controlled by prosecutors and lack understanding of case details. He notes low voter turnout skews democracy, cites Watergate era juries, and warns against political manipulation of courts, urging reform and balance among branches.
What is the Law Q what are the advantages of incorporating
The article explains that advantages include limited liability for shareholders perpetual existence easier access to capital through stock sales and potential tax benefits while disadvantages cover increased state and federal regulation extra paperwork and the risk of double taxation of corporate profits and dividends.
Ask the Candidate promotion prompts reader questions
A Corry newspaper notes a front page promotion inviting readers to submit questions for the upcoming general election. It mentions the paper’s claim to reveal real public concerns and cites seven submitted questions plus the column’s turnout for such formats. The writer recalls the saying If you don't vote, don't gripe and encourages citizen participation.
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