Language in the classroom and bilingual education debate
The Reagan administration moves away from federal mandates on bilingual instruction. Terrel Bell says districts no longer must provide first language instruction, arguing English immersion serves Hispanic children better in most cases. The piece notes past Carter and Nixon era rules, courts affirming special help for non English speakers, and the federal role to ensure support without dictating methods.
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Businessman urges federal cuts and pay restraint in 1926 plea
Asheboro textile magnate David Stedman urges Congress and the administration to slash federal spending across all areas. He proposes a 5 percent pay cut starting with the president, a one year freeze on salaries and pensions, and a balanced budget by matching spending to income. He warns constituents push for subsidies erode a strong economy and urges other businessmen to back the plan for fiscal balance. The Enterprise News Service report runs alongside note of Arthur Schomburg selling his black history books collection to the New York Public Library.
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Death as war and politics in readers’ letters
Readers debate war and murder, nuclear weapons, and Christian leaders. The letters critique politicians, clash over Reagan era policy, and urge accountability in government, citing alcohol laws and public safety as part of national discourse. Names appear: L. Austin Hoke, George Kendall, Charles E. B. Smith, Tom Hattery, in Frederick County Maryland and Monrovia.
Reagan Sides With Britain On Falkland Crisis
Washington officials reveal misread U S policy confidence by Argentina's Galtieri. CIA and White House briefings show U S likely shifts to support Britain as Thatcher and Reagan maintain a close personal ties. Latin American trust could be damaged for years by this stance.
College’s May Day celebration and local events in Frederick
APRIL 36, 163 eg COLLEGE'S fineuss May Deg an held trees on the campus aor arabe Hall. a court and seed tae Hood. A play performed by the senior class followed the procession and the lower classes gave inckdental dances around the Maypole. THE SECOND ENCAMPMENT of the Frederick Boy Scouts was to be held at the Scout Reservation in Catoctin Moun at Camp Ritchie. THELMA SAYLOR ut Slush Hall presented their graduate piano-forte recital at Hood Calege. Thirteen members were presented in all st women and both were said to have shown "fine technical control." APRIL 30, 1962 FREDERICK COUNTY'S MAID of South Mountain contest was announced, the winner reigning over the Civil War Centennial. The contest was to be open to all Frederick County single women age 17 to 27. It was specifically noted that it was not beauty contest and that public appearance was not even necessary. The winner was to reign with the Maid of Antietam of Washington County. THE FREDERICK ARMORY housed a gathering of 375 Democrats for the en dorsement of Samuel W. Barrick, Frederick County State Senator as the next Attorney General of Maryland. HARRY A. HARPER, a former Air Force master sergeant, was appointed executive director of the Community Chest of Frederick County. Harper, a native of Hopewell, Va., was selected by the executive committee from among nine applicants. He served in the Air Force during the Korean War and later became supervisor of education and on the job training with the West Virginia National Guard.
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