Names In The News A Busy Round Of Global Events
A collage of items shows Sean Penn free on a $1,000 bond after assault charges from two journalists outside his Nashville hotel. Armand Hammer tours China after meeting Reagan and Gorbachev, promoting Sino-US coal venture. Atlantic City discusses Sinatra portrayal fairness after Doonesbury satire. Crystal Lee Sutton, once linked to Norma Rae, remains unemployed but steadfast in ideals amid mill layoffs and dwindling committee offers.
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Teachers See Mixed Results From Pay Poll
Washington AP The NEA unveiled a Gallup poll showing support for higher teacher pay while questioning competency tests for veteran teachers. The 1.7 million member union released results at its convention based on 1501 adults surveyed April 29 to May 20 with a three point margin of error. Don Cameron called the findings good news for public schools and noted support for higher school spending even if taxes rise.
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