Reagan Era Believed Fueled by Hidden Hands, Schieffer Says
CBS journalist Bob Schieffer argues in his new book that Ronald Reagan relied on aides like Baker and Deaver to run the White House and that many insiders fail to grasp how the president achieved extraordinary prosperity. The piece questions the Establishment's narrative as Reagan's popularity and legacy endure amid praise and debate.
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Gorbachev era hopes and perils for global change
A Copley News Service analysis argues that Gorbachev’s reforms spark a global thaw in geopolitics. It notes reduced East West tensions, new Soviet politics, and growing democratic currents, while warning of economic stagnation, ethnic tensions, and hard liners resisting reform.
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Plan for testing teachers is good
The plan by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards calls for a voluntary national credential in 29 fields, requiring a BA and three years classroom experience. It aims to improve teacher training and child development knowledge, with pay and roles debated by schools, yet a national credential is a step forward.
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First lady Barbara Bush writes to Dixon teacher
Dixon educator Jackie Healy received a personal letter from Barbara Bush praising a George Bush Big Book literacy project. The second grade class at Washington School studied presidents including Washington Lincoln King Kennedy and Bush, then presented pages with student drawings. The Mrs Bush note encouraged continued literacy and teacher involvement.
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Rezoning bid for luxury apartments fails in Dixon plan meet
A Dixon Planning Commission defeat on July 24 blocks a rezoning petition by George Silvest and Clyde Yount to build luxury style apartments on the west side of North Brinton Avenue. Nearby residents cited drainage concerns as a principal objection.
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