Chicago teachers end strike over evaluations and tenure
Chicago teachers vote to return to classrooms after a week plus on picket lines amid a dispute with Mayor Rahm Emanuel over evaluation methods and job security. The accord aims to resume reform efforts in the public school system.
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Dissecting Week 3 Prep Football Actions
A compact look at the third week of prep football with key plays and outcomes. The segment notes notable clashes, standout performers, and upcoming schedule shifts.
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Steve Sabol Dies at 69 Pioneer of NFL Films
Steve Sabol, 69, co founder of NFL Films and a key figure in modern sports broadcasting, died Tuesday in Moorestown New Jersey from brain cancer. His work shaped how fans view football blending art history with film to chronicle game action and league evolution.
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Romney asks donors in Salt Lake City as Obama fires back
Mitt Romney addresses a campaign fundraising event in Salt Lake City with cameras allowed, while President Obama says the Oval Office must work for everyone and counters Romney 47 percent remark. Romney does not disavow or apologize for his comments about Americans who pay no income taxes.
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Romney tax study sparks map of nonpayers
Mitt Romney cited that 47 percent of Americans pay no income taxes but the Tax Policy Center notes 46 percent, about 76 million people, did not owe federal income taxes last year. Many relied on credits for elderly, families with children, or bond interest. most still paid payroll or excise taxes.
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Al-Qaida threats amid video protests across Middle East
Al-Qaida in North Africa urged attacks on U.S. diplomats and called for greater protests over the Innocence of Muslims film. Demonstrations remained volatile in Pakistan and Kashmir, with rallies in Indonesia and Thailand. In Kabul a suicide bombing killed at least 12, injuring South African aviation workers and Afghans in apparent retaliation for the film.
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Xcel boosts Roswell lighting upgrades with 50 percent rebates
Fulkerson Services in Roswell completed a lighting retrofit using a commercial rebate from Xcel Energy, converting 64 400-watt metal halides to T8 systems. The project cost $14,334 after an $18,084 rebate, part of Xcel’s push as DOE dictates phase out of T12 lamps. Xcel serves about 21,000 customers in Roswell, its second largest area, with 26 lighting projects since January 1.
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Southwest sunlight meets transmission lines bottleneck
In the American Southwest vast solar potential exists with sunlit deserts and rural expanses, but limited transmission lines hinder moving clean power to cities. U S Energy Secretary Steven Chu notes abundant resources exist where population is sparse, needing a robust distribution system to deliver watts across the country.
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Martinez backs Romney 47 percent comment as NM votes loom
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez defended Mitt Romney’s remarks about the 47 percent while noting poverty levels in the state. She said the poor count and deserve support as census data show New Mexico's 2011 poverty rate at 22.2 percent, the nation's highest. Martinez urged all voters to turn out on Election Day.
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