Political clash over who runs California education policy
Editorial argues between Max Rafferty and the State Board of Education over who sets policy for the California Department of Education. It questions the elected superintendent versus appointed board structure, raises constitutional doubts, and calls for a clear, accountable chain of command amid critical education issues.
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California
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Board of Education
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Right School Decision in Unified District Shows Responsibility
Hay Ward's new unified school district board acted to require any employee organization seeking recognition as a district representative to disclose its membership and the number of employees it represents. The move follows controversy over American coloration of Trathers and the AFT's stance on teachers issues, underscoring the need for transparency in influence on district policy.
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New Unified School District Board
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AFT
Foreign Aid Confusion In Administration Policy
Confusion surrounds the administration's eight aid policy as critics question its scope and effectiveness. Officials insist the plan adds clarity and reinforces support for allied nations amid ongoing economic and diplomatic pressures.
Truth and distortion at the bridge table tales of French tact
A chatty postgame discussion centers on how truth should be tempered in serious matters and at the bridge table. The group recalls French politeness in diplomacy from Marshal Foch to Talleyrand, then notes how official descriptions and log notes bend reality.
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Homey and Highest Washingtons in lumber policy debate
Senators Simpson Jordan and Ribicoff push measures addressing Pacific Northwest timber, foreign competition, tariffs, and domestic use to boost American jobs. They seek temporary import curbs, origin labeling, higher raw-material tariffs, and exclusive use of American products for housing programs, signaling a shift toward national self-reliance.
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Abe Ribicoff
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Simpson
Jordan
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Federal Housings Administration
Congressional Office Addresses in Washington D C
A list of lawmakers offices in Washington D C includes Senator Thomas H Rachel and Senator Clair Bogla with Senate Office Building locations, plus Representative W Dovlon Edwards and Representative George T Miller in their respective office buildings.
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Sen Barry Goldwater on Science and Disarmament Debate
A reader questions the link between scientific progress and policy on nuclear tests at Geneva. The piece argues that American concessions seem to hinge on science while Soviet positions stay fixed, and it critiques perceptions of global opinion and strategic aims. It ends with a wry reflection on theater as morale in small towns.
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United States
Jacob D. Beam
Army Control and Disarmament Agency
Soviet Union
Geneva
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Community Arts Center Debate Prompts Local Action
Editor responds to Dennis Regacha urging Hayward to build a youth center with arts crafts and music. Citizens push for a center near Foothill High School, citing a 1972 teens report and a May arts festival as momentum. Community leaders, teens, and parents urged to petition and volunteer.
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Non Christians Critique Russian Religious Freedom Debate
Editor notes opposition to admitting Russians claiming Christian faith, arguing non Christians in Russia work underground and cannot leave, while the National Council of Churches advocates peaceful coexistence with communists.
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Russia
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Proud Parents Honor Scianca Fair Participants at Calaroga
Mr and Mrs Anthony Griz Hayward thank educators of Mt Eden School District for supporting science students at the Scianca Fair held at Calaroga Woper grade school. They plan to present a bouquet to each participating child as a token of appreciation.
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Mt. Eden
Dr Russell Kirk on American Theatre Decline
In a 1963 column Dr. Russell Kirk discusses the decline of American theatre outside New York. He notes reduced touring opportunities, the rise of films and broadcasting, and issues like union demands and perceived decadence affecting audience interest and the viability of traditional stages nationwide. He cites historical entries from Mecosta Michigan and remarks on the vanished post Civil War era community plays.
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English Learner Challenge Pranks and Misprints
A set of flawed sentences asks for error fixes and pronunciations. It includes incorrect contractions and punctuation, a misspelled list of words, and odd phrases like yala fite. Answers identify proper spellings and meanings, such as collateral, and note pronunciation and parsing errors in student examples.
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