Leadership key to successful school desegregation says commission
The US Commission on Civil Rights reports that desegregation works largely due to leadership. In cities like Boston and Louisville leaders failed, while Minneapolis, Denver, Stamford and Tacoma show peaceful progress with cooperation among officials, teachers, parents and police. The panel criticizes Boston officials and President Ford, but notes where leadership upholds the law, the public responds.
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HEW
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Warnings on Northern Ireland unrest threaten children a six year old arrest note
In Belfast Catholic districts youths hurl stones at troops raising fears of rubber bullets or vehicle runovers as violence surges since 1969. More than 1,560 killed, including infants, and 10 000 women protested killings amid sectarian hatred. The piece argues for ending the legacy of hate and cites biblical verse.
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Irish Republican Army
One-Dog Town Café Talks Interstate Plans
A traveler stops in a remote Arizona cafe seeking directions to the interstate. The cafe owner recalls plans from nearly 30 years ago that the highway would pass through the area, but those plans never materialized.
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The Long Way Through Arizona Desert
A conversation guides a traveler to choose between a short 10 mile route with bad scenery or a longer 51 mile detour through a scenic Arizona desert. The speaker notes the short road is paved but bleak while the long route offers beauty despite greater distance. The exchange frames a life lesson about choosing experiences over speed.
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McCarthy cites Adam Smith as guide in Scotland talk
In St Andrews a panel from the Mount Peterin Society links Adam Smith to economic liberalism while criticising U.S. policy. Eugene J. McCarthy praises corporate social standards, especially oil firms, arguing against divestiture and for free market efficiency amid a looming autumn campaign. He contrasts with Carter and Kemp.
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Friedrich von Hayek
Milton Friedman
Chicago University
Grey University
North Sea
Adam Smith
Smith
Kirkcaldy
Thomas Jefferson
England
North American
St. Andrews University
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Gene
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Exxon
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Jimmy Carter
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The News Journal, Inc. outlines daily and Sunday pricing for home delivery by carrier or motor route, with monthly and annual options including mail rates. Rates cover weekdays, Sundays, motor routes, and out-of-area mail, all payable in advance.
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Solid State Neck Pain Sends John Sinor Into Frustration
A humorous column describes a man with a stiff neck after a warm evening, detailing his struggles turning, driving, sleeping, and dressing. His wife, kids, and doctors appear in exchanges highlighting his reluctance for medical help and his search for relief.
Probate law reforms ease Ohio estate procedures
A letter editor responds to probate reform notes, noting Ohio's laws revised at year start. For estates under 15000 dollars, paperwork is reduced, bonds often unnecessary, and attorney fees lower. Larger estates are simplified too, with attorneys handling insurance claims and bills.
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