The Brethren expose prompts hope for court resilience
Washington broadcast reviews Woodward and Armstrong expose and argues the Supreme Court, though credibly flawed, will endure. The piece questions mythic reverence for the Court, notes centuries of mortal justices, and compares past debunkings to current scrutiny. It cites Harlan Stone’s era as precedent.
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Bob Woodward
Scott Armstrong
U.S. Supreme Court
Brethren
Brennan
Burger
Supreme Court
Our Republic
Alexander Hamilton
Federal
William Cushing
Robert Grier
Stephen Field
James Wilson
John Rutledge
James McReynolds
Benjamin Cardozo
Louis Brandeis
Harlan Stone
Alpheus T. Mason
Woodward-Armstrong
Ample proof that marijuana is a dangerous drug
A symposium sponsored by Patient Care Publications and Citizens for Informed Choices on Marijuana warned that chronic marijuana use damages the brain lungs and reproductive system and can disrupt hormones. Experts urged tougher policing and greater public awareness to curb the flood of marijuana into the country and protect youth.
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Citizens For
Medica
R.G. Heath
Department of Psychology and Neurology
Tulane University
School of Medicine
Gabriel G. Hahas
Dept. of Anesthesiology
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Carol G. Smith
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
America
Harold M. Voth
Menninger Foundation
Ingrid Lantner
Self motivation and the Harrison System in schools
A historical look at Joseph Lancaster and the Harrison System shows self motivated pupils teaching peers and earning a classroom bonus. The CART role lets Raymond and others gain confidence, improve spelling and math, reduce teacher workload, and make learning engaging through academic games and honest competition.
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Harrison
Joseph Lancaster
Hemeco
CART
Ray
Raymond
Henry
Mexico
U.S
Judy
Harrison System
Carter's comeback changes reelection outlook in 1979
The piece argues Carter’s firm stance on the Iranian crisis boosted his standing while Kennedy’s campaign faltered. It notes public unity around Iran and compares Carter’s leadership to Churchill, but warns that success depends on crisis resolution and voter trust. It also assesses Kennedy's faltering bid and doubts about Carter’s renomination despite improving poll signals.
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Carter
United States
Ted Kennedy
Washington
Mr. Carter
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Chappaquiddick
Senator Kennedy
White House
Crossword Clue Pack Ninth Century Terms
Puzzle clues listed include Crosswords numbers 51 through 58 with hints such as Support Robust Lava thrower High point Salamander Monastery man Eminent Egyptian. The items imply a themed set of dictionary style crossword answers across multiple entries.
Capsule Policy Opinion From The Odessa American
The Odessa American argues that individuals would gain greater satisfaction in the long run if they could spend what they earn, advocating a freer approach to personal spending as a guiding principle for the Permian Basin's development.
Odessa land use clash sparks rights debate in zoning ruling
An Odessa property owner faced a city council rejection of a zoning change for a bookkeeping business, amid criticism that spot zoning and private deed restrictions are ignored by planners. The letter argues government control over land erodes private rights and warns of a slide toward collectivist policy akin to Russia, urging defense of freedom and local autonomy.
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West County Road
22Nd Street
22Nd
West County
Cater
City Planning Department
America
Russia
U.S
Poetess Browning dies in 1861
Obituary notes the death of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, famed poetess, marking 1861 as the year of her passing. Her literary influence spans Victorian era and continues to be celebrated in literary circles.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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