California ruling on school finance challenges local control
California Supreme Court finds funding by property taxes unconstitutional, urging state financed education. If upheld by the U S Supreme Court, local communities could lose control to Annapolis or Washington, prompting Maryland style overhauls and a nationwide shift toward state or federal funding.
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Sacramento
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Baltimore
Deep South
Appalachia
Montgomery County
Free State
Interior Secretary linked to Nevada bordello lease
A government lease on 3.75 acres at Cottontail Ranch Esmeralda County Nevada drew scrutiny as Interior Secretary Morton and the Interior Department faced questions over approving a brothel on federal land. The lease paying $100 yearly was signed despite Nevada rulings deeming bordellos unlawful. Interior plans to cancel the lease following findings by Bureau of Land Management officials.
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D.mass
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D-Okla
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Iowa
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London
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Letters to the Editor comment on drugs and scholarships
A reader argues for harsher action on hard drugs while noting marijuana harms and family responsibility. The letter also defends a senator’s scholarship decisions, praising fair governance. Additional correspondence covers local history, book sales, and workers' rights comments from Maryland readers.
Summer gives way to fall as schools open and weather moderates
Dated September 1 1921 and September 1 1951 items note end of dog days and opening of public schools with heavy enrollments. Frederick City sees First Sergeant Woodrow W Corbin become Chief of Police, replacing Fred M Straley. Government housing committee seeks designation. Crusade for Freedom next week aims to mobilize county volunteers.
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