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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1967
Page
4
Senator Scott of Pennsylvania suggests a reform that preserves the electoral college size by state but allocates two electors to the statewide plurality winner and distributes the remaining votes by congressional district. He argues the nation would become the arena for choosing leaders without scrapping the system.
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A historical outlook notes more than 12 years after a Supreme Court ruling, Washington DC schools remain deeply segregated. Negro enrollment dominates elementary and secondary levels while white students are concentrated in a few suburbs and minority representation rises slowly.
Abigail Van Buren weighs in on family favoritism toward one grandchild, advising equal treatment at Christmas while offering extras for the favored child on birthdays or education. The column also critiques school coaches’ fairness in teen relationships and strong views on discipline and dating.
A reader questions federal allowances for Cuban refugees and social programs citing figures for student and elder care. The letter urges citizens to write to congress and senators, calling for readjustment of benefits and stressing citizen responsibility in government destiny.
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