U S forces start dismantling Haitian army weapons
U S troops began disarming heavy weapons owned by the Haitian army unit that backed the 1991 coup against President Aristide. At Camp d Application in Port au Prince they moved armored vehicles and weapons to render them inoperable while police and demonstrators interact outside the port area. US General Shelton announced ongoing force buildup, with up to 10 000 more troops expected alongside military police.
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Enrollment dips at KU to 28 046
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Former first ladies back abortion rights
Washington AP report notes Nancy Reagan and Barbara Bush now express support for a woman's right to choose while their husbands pursued anti abortion policies. Critics say their remarks lack weight in policy and may aim to broaden Republican appeal, with reactions split among advocates and foes.
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Learning comes first in school reform report
The Committee for Economic Development urges prioritizing learning over micromanagement. It notes U S students show little progress since the 1970s, calls for local boards to set goals, provide resources, and ensure results while reducing burdensome mandates. Education Secretary Riley backs moving reform forward with accountability.
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Improving Education: Public Schools and Vouchers Debate
The Committee for Economic Development reports American students show no gain since the 1970s despite a decade of reform. It endorses public school choice but warns against using scarce public resources for vouchers to private schools.
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