Education boards clash over closed Tall School decision
The piece argues that closing the Lida Lee Tall campus school on Towson State University's campus highlights friction between state education boards. It details the 1976 creation of the SBHE, the BTSUC decision to withdraw funds, and the ensuing political and legal maneuvering as university leaders resist the closure. The author warns that boards countering each other harms the public.
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Lida Lee Tall
State Board For Higher Education
SBHE
Board of Trustees of State Universities and Colleges
BTSUC
Towson State University
Tall School
State College Board
ETSUC
Attorney General's Office
SBE
Baltimore
Boke Smith
Cornelius on Thatcher and global trouble over riots
CORNELIUS J DWYER argues that Margaret Thatcher’s leadership faced scrutiny after urban riots in Britain. He cites disconnection with minorities, the Economist’s critique, and negotiations over hunger strikes in Northern Ireland. He warns that Spain’s democracy and Gibraltar elevate risks to NATO and global order.
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Liverpool
Eric Heffer
Margaret Thatcher
Heffer
House of Commons
Thatcher
Britain
Economist
Northern Ireland
Gibraltar
Spain
Dublin
London
Foliticans
NATO
Royal Mating Game Evolves With Modern Choice
London AP reports that crown princes and princesses now select partners with much more freedom. Prince Charles studied options before choosing Lady Diana Spencer, after years linked to many ladies, reflecting a shift from arranged matches to personal choice in royal marriages across Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Prince Charles
Diana Spencer
Littte
Park House
Sandringham
Norfolk
Ascot
Charles
Jane Wellesley
Caroline of
Monache
Tricia Nixon
Davina Sheffield
Marie-Astrid
Luxembourg
Sarah
Diana
California
Prince of Wales
George V
Victoria Mary of
Teck
Victoria
Prince Albert
Sexe Coburg
Astronomer to study July 31 solar eclipse in Siberia
Washington report outlines Alan Fiala of the U S Naval Observatory traveling to southern Siberia near Bratsk to observe a total eclipse and measure the sun’s diameter by tracking the moon’s shadow. The goal is to resolve the shrinking sun dispute with data from 1925 1978 and forthcoming eclipses.
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Washington
Alan Fiala
Siberia
Dr. Fiala
Moog
Lala
Naval Observatory
John Eddy
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Sabatino Sofia
Goddard Space Flight Center
Earth
Sofia
Bari
Edmund Halley
United States
Fiala
Halley
Bratsk
Moscow
Walt
India
Australia
Golf globetrotter Frank Cox claims vast course tally
Beilby French profiles Frank Cox of West Palm Beach, a retired New York Times executive who says he has played about 1,500 golf courses in 76 countries plus all U S states and most Canadian provinces. He recounts vivid, sometimes remote courses, including a military base course in Kalin, a Vienna track near a racecourse, and Rio de Janeiro’s La Gavia, noting Florida alone hosts 700 courses.
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Juno Beach
Fia
NEA
Frank Cox
David Livingstone
Henry Stanley
West Palm Beach
Add
New York Times
Cox
United States
Florida
Jean
Aygolfet
Mate Gleanoe
Pel
Vienna
Austria
de Cox
la Gavia
Rioscon de Brazil
Ipanema
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Thore
Pew
eTlorida
Tve
United
FDA recalls mushrooms as botulism scare prompts nationwide tracking
A Rockford Illinois firehouse alert sparked a rapid FDA response tracing a tainted batch of canned mushrooms across all 50 states and military posts. The class one recall affected thousands of cans, yet no confirmed botulism cases were linked. FDA actions showcased swift interagency cooperation and exhaustive recalls, underlining dedication amid bureaucratic critique.
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Rockford
Ron Hill
Hill
FDA
United States
Rockford Firehouse
Pennsylvania
Jim Green
Perhas
Alaska
Hawaii
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IRA
Ecumenical Commission For Justice and Peace
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Ireland
Strusk
Garret Fitzgerald
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Joseph McDonnell
Cornelius J. Dwyer
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Joy Aschenbach
Constancy
Poul
George Fashington University
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America
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Gathoa
Kal In
Coy
Beity French
Daily Journal
Tequeste
Fis
Franz Cox
the Wagman File
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