Accuracy in Media eyes higher education clash with colleges
A Washington based watchdog group Accuracy in Media plans to mobilize students and retirees to challenge liberal bias in universities. Proponents say scrutiny strengthens public discourse, while critics argue it threatens academic freedom and integrity of higher education.
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Reed Irvine
Accuicy Oon Media
Ma Wr
Trvine
Ernest Benjamin
American Assecaton
Wilson Smith
University of California
Crites
Public Broadcast Service
Vietnam
PBS
Accuracy In Media
Care problem brewing Incitor in Home Health care debate
A fragment discusses long running concerns over home health care and Social Security, alleging multinational involvement and wage suppression. It references Juarez discussions, a Korean GM car import, and layoffs at a Baton Rouge phone plant moving to Singapore, arguing imports harm Social Security and jobs.
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Juarez Cantina
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News Korea
Baton Rouge
Singapore
Russia
Punishment legality questioned at Mountain View high
Editor questions corporal punishment policy in New Mexico schools after a principal comment. Readers urge clarity on laws protecting student dignity and potential disciplinary practices. The exchange calls for safeguarding against abuse and more respectful school conduct.
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New Mexico
Today in history August 26 highlights and milestones
On August 26 events include the 19th Amendment taking effect in 1920 guaranteeing voting rights regardless of sex. Other notes cover Julius Caesar’s invasion of Britain in 35 B.C., Liberia’s independence in 1847, Krakatoa eruptions in 1880s, the USSR testing a ballistic missile in 1957, the International Hockey Hall of Fame opening in 1961, Lindbergh’s death in 1974, and Albino Luciani becoming Pope John Paul I in 1978.
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United States
B.C
Julius Caesar
Britain
Liberia
Krakatoa
Soviet Union
International Hockey Hall of Fame
Toronto
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
Hawaii
Albino Luciani
Venice
Paul VI
Pope John Paull
Roswell Chamber weighs beef import controls plea
Roswell chamber members discuss a 1959 spike in U S beef and dairy imports from the Agriculture Department report. Arnold Smith of the New Mexico Association of Cattle Growers urges support for a resolution calling import controls. Mrs E R Smith reviews Zachary Taylor biography. Dan Cobb and Bill Hall named co chairs of Amateur Sports program.
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Roswell
E.R. Smith
Zachary Taylor
Dan Cobb
Bill Hall
Optimist Club
Cochairmen
Concrete plans needed from education committees
The interim legislative groups examining education hear imprecise proposals from advocates whose personal experience lacks predictive basis. Lawmakers require specific concrete language and plans to avoid trouble, yet questions remain whether such a product can emerge from these hearings.
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Santa
New Mexico Politics and Finance Scrutiny Edges Toward Reform
The editorial argues the Legislative Finance Committee oversteps into administration, while reaffirming its core legislative duty of allocating and monitoring state funds. It criticizes bank loan practices tied to Moncor and cautions against weakening state oversight. It ends by questioning public knowledge of elected representatives and the idea of abolishing the Legislature.
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Legislative Finance Committee
Shirley Scarafiotti
Albuquerque Journal
LIC
Vikki Scarafiatti
LFC
Ms. Scarafielli
Moncor Inc
Anaya
Jordan trains large militia in back-up role for invasion
Amman moves to raise a People’s Army a home guard of up to 500000 mostly male civilians and female students. Training centers open in Balqa near Amman with 70 hours initial instruction and 4 days yearly refreshers. The force aims to defend towns delay invaders and aid regular troops amid regional tensions.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Balqa
Jordan River
West Bank
Abdelmagid Khalaileh
Israel
People's Army
East Bank
Khalaileh
International Institute For Strategic Studies
London
Syria
People’s Army
Jordan Cement
Ifraz Halaseh
Halaseh
Adnan Ebeidat
Bargaining preceded marriage
Washington report notes Aristotle Onassis sought a cash up front of 20 million for Jackie Kennedy with a counteroffer of 250 000 to 300 000 a year tax free or a lump sum, detailing a memo typed during a Sept 25 1968 meeting at the Carlyle Hotel with Lazard Freres adviser Andre Meyer and secretary Lynne Alpha witnessing the drafting and correction process.
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Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
Jackie Ani
Onassis
Andre Meyer
John Kennedy
Meyer
Les Whitten
Kennedy
Lazard Freres
Carlyle
Manhattan
Lynn Alpha
Ms. Alpha
Johnny Walker Black
the Carlyle
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