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Laurel School District earns Keystone to Opportunities grant
Laurel administration teachers and staff are praised for securing a federal grant worth about 450000 dollars yearly for five years. The district submitted preliminary and second applications, with some schools choosing not to proceed after selection. It is the only district in a three county area to win the award amid education funding cuts.
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The simple solution to Social Security reform
The author argues simple fixes exist for Social Security problems. Raising taxes or eliminating the wage base are proposed to preserve benefits for future generations. The piece notes higher earners pay more taxes under current rules and defends raising the wage base as fairer than cutting benefits.
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First Amendment rights cited in incomplete passage
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Congress prohibiting abridgment of free speech and press and the right to petition the government for redress, indicating a discussion of constitutional protections and freedom of expression.
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Open Mind vs Pharisees in Church
The article reflects on Jesus teaching outside the Pharisees at the church, urging seekers over smug certainty. It argues true worship requires openness to new truths and discipline to attend Sunday services, noting Pharisees in churches hinder spiritual growth.
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GOP Ladies Night at convention falls flat with women
Analysis of the GOP event shows half the speakers were women led by Ann Romney while other female figures such as Nikki Haley and Mia Love received mixed reception. The piece notes that Obama leads among women in several polls and critiques how the party portrays women’s issues and economic roles.
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