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Public business should be public in New Haven
An editorial criticizes the Unified School District board for planning two closed sessions with school principals. It cautions that closed meetings should be limited to personnel issues under California law and urges the board to protect public interest and transparency.
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Drive-in X rated films draw homeowner protest in city
A BNION CITY homeowners group objects to X rated shows at outdoor theaters. They cite screening gaps along highway margins and fence sitting youths. Officials may seek a compromise with operators to curb outdoor screenings and improve screening while avoiding costly court fights.
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Washington Window Audibility Has Its Price
A year after 10 microphones were installed in the Senate chamber the amplifying system reshapes debate with “breast pocket sag” and tangled cords. Senators note improved audibility but complain of delays and partisan tensions as the device, controlled from the gallery, alters opening lines and voice dynamics.
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Navigating Tropics Amid Tourist Traps and Does
A traveler notes how every hotel and diner blends into a single experience as developers preempt visitors. Even in the Caribbean scouting reveals wall-to-wall plush and overpowering central air. The piece recalls a past trip with Old Dad and T as lizards and iguanas joined their stay, a reminder of being in the tropics.
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Voice of the People on UNICEF cards and urban sameness
A reader attacks UNICEF charity cards as propaganda funding oppressive regimes and calls for U S withdrawal from the United Nations. The letter denounces globalization and chain hotels, praising American charity and economic freedom as superior to UN led aid and cultural homogenization.
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Attica Inquiry President Calls Out Systemic Factors
Washington witnesses debate the Attica riot causes with Vincent Mancusi arguing the evil was external to prisoners and that society created conditions. advocates urge better guards, training, and reform while noting racial composition and limited recidivism costs.
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Government workers should quit and let private firms take over
A reader argues that government produces nothing and should be reduced or eliminated. He claims public services come from private contractors, cites highway, postal, and fire protection as examples, and urges Monroe River area officials to cut red tape and speed limits to solve local issues.
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