The Army's New Look at Fort Carson
Fort Carson testing a relaxed regime for enlisted men replacing routine inspections curfews and passes with more personal privacy and comfort in barracks and day rooms. New clubs cafes and decor emphasize individuality while maintaining discipline. critics warn of loosening control as soldiers adapt.
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Cars last longer by Swedish standards
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Fragmented OCR food product list from a vintage ad
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Six Flags Hostesses Receive $500 Scholarships
Twenty members of the Six Flags Over Texas host and hostess team were awarded $500 scholarships for their summer work. Robert W. Freeman, the park vice president and general manager, handed out the awards. The program started in 1965 and has granted 111 scholarships totaling $55,500 across Six Flags parks in Arlington Atlanta and St. Louis.
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Education Notebook calls for new goals and priorities in schools
Education critic argues public school goals reflect a crisis of confidence. He says parents care about child progress and basic reading and math, not grand pedagogic aims. The piece urges returning control to families and taxpayers, embracing market accountability and school choice to educate children fully.
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