Dodd's Future After Senate Censure Weighs on Connecticut Leader
The Senate’s 92 to 5 censure of Senator Thomas J. Dodd signals a lasting political stain that could shape his career in Connecticut. While public ethics scrutiny rises, citizens will decide how this loss of trust affects his future in state politics. A quip on aging ends the page.
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Predict Teacher Trouble In Fall School Projections
The NEA and AFL-CIO AFT threaten sanctions and possible walkouts this fall as teachers in states like Florida Michigan Ohio New Mexico and cities such as New York Detroit and Baltimore consider withholding services or actually striking. Intermediate pressure includes public notices censure of officials and salary or job moves while outright refusal to teach remains the ultimate weapon.
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