Enrollment Decline Sparks Call for Public School Reforms
Franklin County sees falling enrollments with Sept 20 headcount showing losses across districts and the Future Visions Center counting 52 of 2,333 students. Parents favor home schooling or private options due to beliefs, family ties, academics, and safety, prompting talks on elective after hours programs and other alternatives to boost public school appeal.
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Reader Forum defends labor support and UAW allegiance
Wayne Linder of Wellsville argues that workers deserve solidarity and political backing, defending unions and their charitable community efforts against claims of thuggery. He notes retired members, youth projects, and civic board service, urging openness to union involvement in politics.
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Wealth and Power Shape Wars and Terrorism
Elbert Swank argues that greed of wealthy, connected interests drives U S foreign entanglements and violence. He compares Pearl Harbor to the World Trade Center attack, saying overreach abroad provokes foes at home and warns empires crumble under wealth and ambition.
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Williamsburg
Airline industry in crisis shapes national resolve
The piece argues the airline sector bears the brunt of post attack disruption with daily losses billions, urging a controlled reopening of Reagan International, strict security, and rapid government aid while stressing unity, resilient transport, and energy policy scrutiny under President Bush. It highlights international flights restricted to protect Washington and calls for accountability for multinational corporations amid rising energy costs and war bonds considerations.
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Bush leadership under pressure after Sept. 11 attack
Americans rally behind President Bush as the nation faces war and economic challenges. Support grows with approval above 80 percent, while critics warn the real test lies ahead in sustaining resolve and managing a fragile economy.
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