Freedom of speech in a rock show battle in Central Park
The Supreme Court confronts if a rock band can claim First Amendment protection for its sound engineering. In New York City’s Central Park, Rock Against Racism clashes with the Parks Department over a city supplied sound system, amplifying a broader debate about time place and manner restrictions and artistic expression.
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James Madison
Congress
Supreme Court
U.S
Warren
New York City
Central Park
72Nd Street
Fifth Avenue
Rock Against Racism
RAR
Rockers
Joseph Killian
Killian
2Nd
Justice Stevens
Sheep Meadow
Manhattan
Voice of the People responds to nursing home issues
David D. Sheets of Dixon weighs in on Clark Kelly and John Edmunds articles about Lee County Nursing Home. He notes low aide wages under four dollars per hour, a six percent raise, staffing shortages, and the burden on remaining workers. He emphasizes care for residents and ongoing support.
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Clark Kelly
John Edmunds
Lee County
David D. Sheets
Dixon
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Voice of the People
Dixon Telegraph
S. Peoria Ave
Dixon, Il
Math teachers push for broader math thinking and problem solving
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics urges moving beyond drill and basics toward estimating reasoning and real tasks. Emphasizes integrating algebra geometry statistics logic with calculators and cooperative work. Aims to curb innumeracy and shift math from punishment to challenge, without proposing a new curriculum.
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National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Council
Bush urged to press Congress for leadership in 1990s
Ed Rollins warns Bush must start scoring points against the Democratic Congress to be seen as a leader. Democrats push a costly agenda on minimum wage, daycare, education, housing and health care while Republicans aim to cut into the House’s Democratic majority. Bush’s role as a decisive leader is central to whether he can govern and help his party gain seats.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Ed Rollins
George Bush
Democratic Congress
Congress
John Tower
Defense
Bush
House
White House
Rollins
GOP
Capitol Hill
Minnesota
Vin Weber
Weber
Iowa
James Leach
Nui
Jim Wright
Lions club leader speaks on global service during 1979 meeting
The article recalls March 27 1979 Dixon native Richard A Folk a Lions Clubs director who joined Oakbrook board discussions with officers and appointees worldwide. They advanced programs on membership growth club extension Lions Foundation and service activities of Lions Lioness and Lee clubs globally.
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Richard A. Folk
Glen Ellyn
Dixon
International Association of Lions Clubs
Oakbrook
Folk
Lions International Foundation
Lions, Lioness
Lee Clubs
Lee County
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