Closed campus plan sparks debate in Midland high schools
Midland students sign a banner to keep campuses open as a 13 member committee studies options for the district. A Tuesday hearing drew about 200 attendees with a 22 hour discussion. Officials cite 337000 to close campuses and a final board decision by Aug 13.
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Line item veto battle stalls in Senate debate
Kilpatrick reviews President Reagan's push for a constitutional line item veto. The effort fell short with 58 votes to begin debate, short of a three-fifths threshold to break a filibuster, while noting state-level use and constitutional concerns. He warns the reform risks upsetting the balance of power and highlights limited executive rescission in recent years.
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Hallidie Tests Cable Car In San Francisco Demo
On this date in history August 1 1873 inventor Andrew S Hallidie tested a cable driven car in San Francisco traveling down Clay Street from Jones to Kearny. Earlier Priestley isolated oxygen in 1774.
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Alaska impeachment talk sparks farce over political favors
Chicago Tribune columnist Royko riffs on Alaska's governor impeachment push and a televised Senate probe. He argues scandals invite blame, but Alaska's remote politics echo a national craving for influence. The piece ends with wry social commentary on power, clout, and ingrates.
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