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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1985

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3

MontCo NAACP leader urges shakeup of school personnel office

Montgomery County NAACP President Roscoe Nix calls for a major shakeup of the school system's personnel department to address ongoing disparities in minority student treatment. He warns that without change top administrators may face public resignation demands as minority teacher hiring remains around 11.5 percent. The resolution blames Superintendent Wilmer Cody and urges demotion or transfer of responsible administrators and a full overhaul of recruitment and personnel procedures. The NAACP plans watchdog committees to monitor special education suspensions and curriculum.

Rockville Montgomery County Nix Montgomery Citizens Minority Relations Monitoring Committee CMRMC Cody Unti N12 Monty Wilmer Cody Shoenberg

TV coverage of Senate debates inches toward approval

Sen Byrd now supports specific legislation to allow televised sessions with rules. He proposes a non-debatable motion to enter TV coverage, cameras limited to presiding officers and active speakers, and sessions only on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Armstrong endorses a broader approach while Ford keeps an open mind on selective coverage.

Senate Mathias Leavel Robert C. Byrd Jr D-Wv.a Rules Committee Byrd Sen Bill Armstrong R-Cole Armstrong Wendell Ford Oky

Charity cycle this Sunday overview hits road blocks

A Kansas survey finds female managers and supervisors face higher sexual harassment rates than secretaries, with more than a third of women managers reporting victimization versus about a quarter of secretaries. The findings highlight workplace safety concerns ahead of a charity cycling event this Sunday.

Overland Park, Kan

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