Supreme Court School ruling on illegal immigrants sparks debate
The piece argues the Texas obligation to provide free schooling to children of illegal aliens reveals government overreach and systemic flaws. It contends education is an individual pursuit, schools educate no one by themselves, and immigration laws are impractical, urging restraint and constitutional focus.
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July 6 1982 highlights and historical births card
July 6 1982 marks the 187th day with 178 remaining. Notable events include the USSR formation in 1923 and Sir Thomas More’s execution in 1535. Earlier, William Kidd was captured in 1699, later hanged in England, and Nicaragua formally accepted the UN charter in 1945. Birthday figures include Merv Griffin 57 Janet Leigh 55 and Sylvester Stallone 36.
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Supreme Court misreads case on school library books
James Kilpatrick argues the June 24 ruling on a Long Island school board’s removal of seven objectionable books from a high school library was flawed. He labels Brennan’s opinion half baked and notes dissenters’ objections to a new right to receive ideas.
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Paul Harvey Examines Hospital Costs and Payments
Paul Harvey discusses how hospital charges rise as patients and insurers shift costs. He cites Tennessee data showing 23 percent of hospital care goes unpaid, totaling $500 million, with hospitals cutting costs through procurement, energy efficiency, and nonmedical service reductions. Memphis hosts a large hospital network, including Baptist and Methodist facilities, illustrating national trends.
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Inside report on Shultz choice and 1984 political moves
A preview of George Shultz potential staffing choices and White House influence on economic policy. Haig resists Middendorf, Hormats departure nears, and Strauss could aid Glenn. Senate battles loom over nuclear freeze and SALT II, with Percy opposing amendments. Deaver questions California Senate race odds for Brown.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Michael K. Deaver
Brown
Pete Wilson
San Diego
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