GOP broadens outreach to white ethnics in New Jersey
Washington report notes the Republican Party extends outreach to white ethnic voters, focusing on New Jersey legislative races with a $20,000 ad campaign. Phase two targets ethnic groups via newspapers radio and TV, while phase three tailors materials for specific candidates. The effort, led by Bill Brock, aims to expand the GOP base beyond WASPs and toward blacks and Hispanic-Americans.
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Optacon aids blind reading at DeVeaux School Ohio
Visually impaired students at DeVeaux School learn to use the Optacon device a tactile reader that vibrates rods to scan printed material. The system may reach 20 to 30 words a minute and is valued at about 83000 per unit with two machines in use at the University of Toledo program.
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DeVeaux School
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University of Toledo
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Martha Klinglehafer
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Scott Paker
Textile workers and competing imports in U S trade
In a column Anthony Harrigan notes that January pay for textile mill products workers averaged 4.65 dollars per hour in South Carolina, highlighting wage gaps with Asia. He argues this raises Congress’s stakes in trade talks as imports threaten a vital U S industry driven by high productivity and ongoing modernization.
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Realistic Trade Policy to Shield US Textile Jobs
The text argues Congress must curb imports to protect the American textile industry. It cites $5 weekly wages in Ceylon mills and World Bank technology transfers as drivers of cheap labor abroad. It warns that low cost, often socialist economies, export goods to flood U.S. markets, risking job losses nationwide. Trade deals should favor American workers and industries.
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Ponderings on OPEC Prices and U S Energy Appetite
George D Wood discusses OPEC price hikes versus U S energy demand, arguing Arab pricing is economically rational yet morally questionable. He urges energy conservation and development of alternatives, noting the need for a lower energy consumption lifestyle and reflecting on American culture and resource abundance. Dr George D Wood, extension agent in Frederick County, adds local context.
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Laughing at your shortcomings is boss’s four teams image
The fragment shows a cryptic remark from a boss who likens the group to four teams of horses, suggesting a metaphor about coordination or rhythm. It references alleged friends and a humorous self-deprecation line, implying workplace banter or a satirical aside within an “Other Views” page.
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