Editorial: tracing students for security and openness
The Los Angeles Times backs closer tracking of foreign students amid security fears and civil libertarian pushback. It notes benefits to American education and international relations but urges an electronic system linking embassies, INS ports, and 70,000 institutions to verify student intent and monitor presence, as of the 2001 urgency.
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Los Angeles Times
Congress
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Journal-World Mission Statement and History
The Journal-World proclaims accurate and fair news reporting with no mixing of opinion, safeguarding citizens rights, exposing public dishonesty, and supporting community improvement through Dolph Simons Sr leadership from 1944 to 1989 as publisher and 1950 to 1979 as editor, reflecting AP and ABC membership.
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Journal-World
Dolph Simons Sr
Ijworld.com
Appointee proud of conservative label in OCR clash
George Willis reports on Gerald Reynolds, 38, heading the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights amid liberal opposition to his conservatism. Reynolds, son of a New York City policeman, rejects liberal critiques, supports single sex schools, and questions racial preference policies while pledging OCR policy changes.
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Gerald Reynolds
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Kansas City
Clinton
Norma Cantu
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U.S. Court of Appeals For
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Young Women's Leadership
East Harlem
University of Michigan Law School
U.S. Court of Appeals
6Th Circuit
Supreme Court
Education Department
Bill Lan Lee
Lee
Los Angeles
Cross-Bronx
Clarence Thomas
George Willis
Washington Post Writers Group
Government warns inevitability of future terror incidents
The piece portrays a contentious public warning from White House and FBI stating a terror incident is inevitable, not merely probable, with talk of heightened alerts and reliance on satellites. It critiques political motives, cites Mueller and the administration, and notes residents seek action over inevitability amid mass safety concerns.
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U.S
CIA
United States
Defense Secretary
Robert Mueller
Mueller
Washington
Mark Patinkin
Jy Imputinkiind Projacon
Goodbye Grant School Public Forum Letter
Angela M. Conrad of Lawrence writes in the Public Forum about Grant School closing. She praises the school’s impact on children and community, urges consideration of future funding, and hopes small schools continue to produce strong students.
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PTO
Lawrence
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Angela M. Conrad
Old Home Town homicide probe after robbery twists
Police investigate the death of 66 year old Robert Conlin Sr in what is treated as a probable homicide following injuries from a robbery with unusual twists. The Lawrence World observation from May 28 reflects on a kinder, more tolerant era.
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Robert Conlin Sr
Lawrence World
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