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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1981
Page
17
Steven K. Beckner notes economists and policymakers clash over Reagan era fiscal stress. Despite rising deficits, inflation signals fade at wholesale levels while unemployment climbs. Fed restraint lowers borrowing costs, yet calls for deeper spending cuts and tax relief persist amid a tense political backdrop.
Frostburg State College advances a back to basics general education program now in its second year. It requires proficiency tests in English and math for juniors and uses random grading of student papers. Proponents cite critical thinking and communication gains while noting risks to student progress and faculty evaluation.
A confidential ACTION analysis of 60 audit reports over two years shows serious deficiencies in Peace Corps overseas operations. Shortcomings span procurement, contract oversight, inventory controls, medical supply management, payroll practices, and property accountability, with calls for top management intervention.
A clipped regional note observes a man wearing a hat held in his hand. The quip hints at social cues and a camera presence, suggesting either extreme courtesy or reluctance to be photographed, with a sly nod to gadgetry and remote control devices shaping the scene.
Janet Falon reports from St. Paul Alaska on Thanksgiving rituals among the Aleuts living on the Pribilof Islands. The piece describes weather, isolation, family traditions, and the mix of old and new life, including food, religion, schooling, and travel constraints for residents and visiting relatives.
Washington report on Michigan shows a 12 percent unemployment rate statewide and higher in cities as car makers post losses. Gov Milliken cites $140 million revenue shortfall, a balanced-budget mandate, and $270 million in spending cuts including $41.4 million from education. Public Sector foresees a $650 million gap and possible bond issues as districts balance budgets.
Barbara Mandrell, noted country singer and TV personality, reflects on past taunts from California schoolmates who labeled her a "hick" and now sees those same kids in line to buy tickets. The remark underscores her long journey from mockery to recognition.
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