Time to Teach aims to give teachers more time to teach
The National Education Association launched Time to Teach to identify teacher problems and provide solutions. In 24 schools across 15 districts parents volunteer for library, cafeteria, typing, and clerical work freeing teachers to plan, grade, and work with students. This effort, praised by the association, helps children learn by allowing teachers more instructional time.
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Today’s Quip on Cars and Humanity
A compact quip noting that cars displaced horses and now threaten human roles, reflecting a sharp, ironic view of technology replacing living labor. The line frames progress as a disruptive force reshaping society and work.
Daily Crossword Clues and Solved Grid Snapshot
This item presents a crossword puzzle with numbered clues covering various word lengths from 5 to 44 across and down. It includes a prior day solution and a cryptogram quotation puzzle credited to Longfellow, with a cryptogram key line.
Dear Abby Readers Debate Tight Pants and History
Abundant letters react to tight men’s pants with humor and nostalgia. Readers argue fashion lines, weight, height, and era icons while Abby dispenses playful, practical replies.
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The Other Side Of The Baseball Coin
Milton Richman examines the Wisconsin Braves dispute, noting both sides of the case. He highlights state arguments that baseball is a monopoly while Wisconsin seeks a Milwaukee franchise, questioning who benefits from taxpayer funds and drawing attention to players and teams referenced in the legal clash.
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Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Five Years Of Deficit Spending By Lyle Wilson
Five years of Kennedy Johnson administration deficits totaling over 36 billion dollars, with about 400 billion dollars in revenue and outlay. The debt nears 321 billion by next June 30, inflation erodes purchasing power, retirees suffer fixed incomes, and critics argue deficits are unsustainable and inflation ongoing.
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