Our View Micromanaging the local library
The Supreme Court upholding the Children’s Internet Protection Act shows Congress seeks control over local libraries by tying federal subsidies to blocking software. It notes librarians are not censors but warns micromanagement harms local autonomy, arguing the issue is overstated and better handled locally.
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Supreme Court
Congress
American Library Association
Pennsylvania
U.S. Supreme Court
Rehnquist
Justice Souter
Post Office
Lawmakers State Officials Contact Details Listed
Republican lawmakers and state officials from Odessa Midland Lubbock Amarillo and Austin are provided with mailing addresses in Texas. George E West Tom Craddick Robert Duncan Teel Bivins and Gov Perry have official boxes and street addresses for correspondence.
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George E
Buddy” West
Odessa
Austin
Texas
Tom Craddick
Midland
Robert Duncan
Lubbock
Eighth St
Teel Bivins
Amarillo
Rick Perry
State Capitol
Cost Breakdown Shows Tiered Percentage Rates
The document outlines a two tier cost schedule with 50 percent of costs from 276 to 4500 and 0 percent of costs from 4501 to 5800. It details the upper and lower bounds of each bracket and implications for total charges under the system.
Clinton's Long Island breast cancer crusade examined
Michelle Malkin argues Clinton used environmental scare tactics to boost re election funds by tying slight regional breast cancer rises to pesticides power lines and planes. She cites studies finding no solid link between environmental chemicals EMF exposure and cancer, noting lifestyle factors and chance explain clusters.
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Hillary Clinton
Long Island
Sen. Clinton
Sen
Clinton
Karen Joy Miller
Huntington Breast Cancer Action Coalition
Regina Axelrod
Adelphi University
Hillary
Mid-Atlantic
National Cancer Institute
American Journal of Epidemiology
Independent
National Research Council
Senate
United States
Trusting colleges or not the question in admissions
Steve Chapman argues that courts should not ban race conscious admissions and that universities must decide how to fulfill their educational mission. He cites Yale Harvard and the University of Chicago and notes the Supreme Court upheld diversity in Michigan while warning Title IX restricts university discretion in collegiate sports. He contends proportionality rules under Title IX threaten academic freedom and favors letting schools tailor programs to student interests.
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Yale
Harvard
University of Chicago
Supreme Court
University of
Bakke
Lewis Powell
Michigan Law School
Brown University
Brown
Office For Civil Rights of the
Education Department
America
Epstein
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Ken Bropnax
Rich Salter
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Los Angeles Daily News
Seattle Times
Steve Chapman
Law School
Sandra Day O’connor
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Illmore
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