Public Schools Spending Doubles In Past Decade
NEA reports total outlays for elementary and secondary schools rose from 14.2 billion to 34.7 billion since 1958 59 with federal funding expanding to 2.4 billion this year state aid at 13.7 billion Local government remains the largest revenue source but its share dips from 57.1 percent to 51.9 percent Teachers salaries average 7908 with grade school pay up 66 percent and New York and Alabama show widest per pupil gaps at 1140 and 380 respectively
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Manchester Real Estate Man Seeks Moon Ownership
John Harrison a wealthy Manchester real estate investor has asked his lawyers to determine who will own the moon after a landing. He says the inquiry is serious noting Bahamians have become multi-millionaires from swamp land. He believes a lunar fragment could be a grandchild’s good investment and his lawyers have contacted NASA for input.
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Louisville Braille publisher leads world in accessible books
The American Printing House for the Blind in Louisville is described as the largest publishing company globally for Braille books and magazines and talking books.
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Hollywood Stars and Debuts Spoil Weekend Buzz in New York
The column surveys Foxes and film folk from Jackie Onassis to Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones, and Twiggy, noting premieres, charity bashes, and awards chatter. It highlights birthdays, marriages, awards, and industry moves, plus fashion and venue gossip across New York and entertainment circles.
Mediator Cancels Talks in Ports Strike Impasse
Federal mediator David L. Cole canceled scheduled talks as a 10 day old strike by longshoremen stalls Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports. He noted no movement on cargo container language and said meetings may pause for days, with openness to meet again at any time. The ILA and New York Shipping Association held separate talks, seeking a master contract expansion to include containers.
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