Low Pay Scales For Teachers Blamed For Crisis In Classrooms
Washington reports that colonial teachers faced debtors prison and present shortages persist from insufficient salaries. The piece notes average pay around $4,520 nationally in 1957-58, with Mississippi and eight states below $3,500, while California tops at $5,750. It cites long workweeks, comparisons to trades, summer layoffs, and reliance on emergency teachers, highlighting annual, weekly, and hourly implications.
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What Did He Say United Nations Interpreters Explain
The United Nations interpreters, a skilled corps of 70 with many PhDs, translate speeches in real time and study background material. They must wield fluency in multiple languages, handle ad hoc corrections, and choose apt quotations to preserve meaning during simultaneous and consecutive interpretations.
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Woman and husband wounded by accidental gunfire in trailer
In Norfolk, Mia Grady Hendrix and her husband were cleaning a .22 pistol on a table in their trailer when it discharged twice. The first shot hit Mia in the ankle and a second misfire struck her husband in the other ankle.
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