Bread and tacos spark a clash over school press rights
A Fort Scott high school paper dispute over lunch program criticisms ends in federal court, with the principal’s censorship objections and the advisor’s freedom of speech defense leading to a settlement. The saga echoes past cafeteria pranks and broader calls for transparency in government.
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Fort Scott
Carter Praises Compromise Farm Bill Passed by Congress
President Carter, en route to Plains, Ga from Air Force One, congratulated House-Senate conference chair Thomas Foley on the farm bill compromise. The measure, likely to win strong approval in both chambers, revamps food stamps, adjusts price supports for wheat corn sugar and peanuts, and extends Food for Peace with new development aims.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
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Plains
Conference Committee
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Senate
Hornbeck Concludes Blue Boogieman Tale With Friendship
Zack befriends the lonely blue Boogie-man during a storm filled night. The boy learns the fearsome figure is not cruel but lonely, and he promises to introduce the Boogie-man to his friends, ending with the conclusion that the Boogie-man is no longer blue and has many friends.
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Hornbeck
Kansas
Zack
Boogieman
Boogie-man
The
Ford
Boogie- Man
Blue
Dollar’s roller coaster run baffles market experts
In five weeks the U S dollar fluctuated sharply on world markets with analysts unable to explain the moves. A July deficit record was followed by unexpected dollar gains after a Burns endorsement and pound linkage shift, then renewed declines before a late rebound. Unemployment fell to 6.9 percent in July while a major steelworkers strike began across 15 locals.
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Mark Potts
New York
U.S
Lars
United Steelworkers Union
Ottawa Herald Classified Rates and AP Note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for in area and out of area, with monthly and yearly prices and a 3 percent tax note for out of state subscribers. The Associated Press is credited with local news and dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
Diabetes Cannot Be Cured Despite Diet Claims
A reader questions a doctor’s assertion that diabetes cannot be cured and warns against abandoning a diabetic diet. The reply stresses that diabetes does not disappear with a free diet, that near normal readings can occur only temporarily, and cautions against seeking a cure.
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Thosteson
J. B
FCC Reads Rules in Plain English For CB Radio
The FCC proposes three rewritten CB rules in plain English with a Q and A format. Complex terms, semicolons, and archaic phrases are replaced by short words and the I you we form. Charts aid understanding while the effort echoes President Carter’s push to cut red tape.
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John D. McClain
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Federal Register
Jimmy Carter
Nation
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