Teachers Fed Up Despite Better Pay Says NEA Survey
The National Education Association poll at Minneapolis shows teachers feel strained by lack of administrative support, low salaries, and student apathy. Younger teachers average 33 while veterans leave, cutting the share with 20 or more years of service. administrators face blame for today’s problems.
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Are Bags The Best A Critique Of Auto Safety Proposals
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams pushes air bags and automatic belts for 1982 1983 1984 car models aiming to cut traffic deaths. The critique notes bags fail in side impacts and deflation timing risks ricochets and door mounted belts can trap occupants, while costs exceed benefits versus conventional belts.
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Columbia Maryland: ten years of the next America spirit
Columbia Maryland marks its 10th birthday as a planned town built on optimism. James Rouse credits a strong Columbia ethos and location along the Baltimore Washington corridor for growth while maintaining a distinct village-centered design. The project has drawn investors, created 20 000 jobs, and supports a broad civic complex yet has yet to prove large profits.
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Scenes From The Statehouse By Governor Evans
Governor Evans reveals pending major hip surgery at Saint Alphonsus Hospital in Boise. He expects a seven to ten day stay and plans limited duties by August 1, stating the procedure should improve mobility and enable a fuller, more active term.
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Energy Use in Pacific Northwest to Double by 2000
ERDA spokesman Robert Lindsay predicts energy consumption in the Pacific Northwest will double by 2000 based on past patterns. He cites shifts toward petroleum natural gas nuclear power and coal and urges transmission efficiency and public acceptance of new energy sources including wind power and aluminum and forest products uses.
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Administration develops nationwide crop insurance plan to replace disaster aids
Agriculture officials onsider a new voluntary insurance program to cover major crops against all natural risks, replacing disaster payments and livestock feed subsidies. The plan would expand Federal Crop Insurance Corp. coverage, aim for self funding, and seek approval in Congress with pending farm bills.
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