State of education contends Maryland desegregation flaws
The essay argues Maryland higher education desegregation remains uneven as federal policy shifts. It notes black colleges retain influence, raises concerns over racially separate institutions, cites Morgan State Coppa State Bowie State and UM Eastern Shore with black leadership, and calls boards to push real integration despite legal and political obstacles.
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Reagan Offers Little to Small Businesses in Tax Plan
Washington report notes Reagan praises private enterprise but critics say the 16-5-3 accelerated depreciation plan mostly benefits large corporations. experts from the National Small Business Association and lawmakers warn small firms would receive a fraction of the tax cuts while providing most jobs and GDP share. An economist from Washington State University projects accelerated depreciation will favor big business, not small operators.
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Tax policy split over Reagan tax cut plans
The debate contrasts an administration backed five plus ten percent tax cut schedule with a Democratic alternative of a smaller cut. Proponents say the larger plan reduces overall taxes despite bracket creep, while critics warn it favors big corporations and the wealthy, offering little relief to small firms or job creation.
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Smithsonian exhibit crowns 100 American sports champions
Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in Washington reveals 100 celebrated athletes chosen for charisma and impact across baseball boxing football basketball and more. Curators say selections reflect star power and fan appeal as well as on-field excellence, with figures like Babe Ruth Muhammad Ali and Billie Jean King highlighted amid tough omissions.
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Champions of American Sport portrait exhibit examines 16 disciplines
The National Portrait Gallery curators selected 100 champions across 16 sports from 1850s to present, detailing why each was chosen. Baseball dominates with 17 honorees, including Casey Stengel and Kenesaw Mountain Landis, while figures like Babe Ruth and Muhammad Ali anchor the collection highlighting athletic prowess and cultural impact.
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Bill Kiem
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Tommy Hitchcock
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