Push toward technology harms the Puerto Rican workforce
Manuel Bustelo argues Reagan era policy to modernize through capital investment and robotics widens the gap for Puerto Rican and other minority workers. He warns against training cuts, urges continued supports and targeted education to prepare the disadvantaged for a tech driven economy. The piece positions Bustelo as Forum leader advocating protective investment in people and skills now to avoid greater unemployment later.
Reagan security inspection signals tighter or looser approach
President Reagan's security procedures show a shift as Air Force One lands near South Bend and a two-person receiving line replaces prior crowd access. He is escorted by armored transport, with decoys and a visible vest under his suit, while Secret Service weighs time and exposure amid recuperation from earlier gunfire.
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