Letters Warn Kansas School Boards On Parenting Education
A Kansas House subcommittee agreed to draft letters to the 306 school boards warning them of controversy surrounding state funded parenting education programs. The letters will summarize hearings and urge boards to review curriculum content, including values clarification, with neutral language.
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Topeka
Kan
Boards of Education of
Kansas
House
Ways and Means
Subcommittee
Farrar
Lawrence
Kansas Department of Education
Bureau of Maternal and Child Health
Department of Health and Environment
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services
Department of Social and Rehabilitation
Kansas Board of Regents
Department of Education
Parenthood
Boards of Education
Parenthood Education
Reagan Ready To Scuttle Energy Department If Congress Allows
President Reagan plans to transfer most Energy Department functions to the Commerce Department if Congress dismantles the agency. The move pits Malcolm Baldrige against James Watt in a Cabinet dispute over expanding his department. Lawmakers vow to fight the shift, citing national security concerns and the need for a Cabinet level energy focus.
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Congress
Reagan
Department of Energy
Washington
Energy Department
Commerce Department
Administration
Gressman
Cabinet Council
Department
Interior Department
James Edwards
Richard Ottinger
D-N.y
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Interior
Commerce
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Libyans See U S as Public Enemy No 1
In Tripoli Libyans view the United States as the top enemy surpassing Israel, fueled by anti American posters and government rhetoric. Western diplomats note Khadafy seeks to stir anti American sentiment while facing domestic shortages and regional actions.
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U.S
Israel
Tripoli
Libya
U.S.A
America
United States
Reagan
Muammar Khadafy
State Department
Khadafy
CIA
Idris
Chad
Northeast Snowstorm Threatens Whitewash After Heavy Storms
A wintry system that dumped over a foot on parts of the Northeast far after Midwest snow, with up to 14 inches in New York regions, prompted school and office closures. Five deaths from snow related incidents were reported as travel worsened and power losses affected tens of thousands. interstate 91 saw stranded motorists and cities from Philadelphia to Concord faced snow and outages while forecasts warned of continued snow.
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Andy O'Connell
Associated Press
Midwest
Interstate 91
Massachusetts
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
New York City
Colorado
New Hampshire
Mount Washington
New England
Concord
N.H
Phil Labbe
New York State
Catskills
Albany
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
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