Tenure Reform Debated in State House Vote Preview
The editorial discusses Rep. Ruth Péck's bill to repeal teacher tenure laws and weighs potential benefits and risks. It argues tenure should not be abolished but reformed with five year tenure terms and a one year probation for marginal teachers, plus a review and appeals system. The piece stresses protecting both teachers and students while awaiting legislative action.
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Ruth Péck
House of Representatives
Greece Dictatorship Strain Tests U S Friendship
A critical view of U S policy toward Greece argues the State Department tolerated the Greek junta after a 1970s arms deal. It claims political reforms and prisoner releases did not occur, weakening alliances and driving neutrals toward communism.
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United States
State Department
Greece
Soviet Interest Shapes Egypt Israel Tense in Middle East
Informed circles say Russia backs Egypt against renewed fighting with Israel to protect its credibility. Moscow has deployed 15,000 Russians with Egyptian units and supplied advanced weapons, pilots, and doctrine. Egypt’s defense line along the Suez Canal, supported by Russian manuals, contrasts Israel’s mobile posture as Sadat faces renewed pressure to resume war.
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Egypt
Israel
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Soviet Union
Soviet ‘Union
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Aris
Sinai
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Hiere
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Canal
Middle East
Middle, East
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Gamal-Abdel Nasser
Jordan
Hussein
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Sadat
Mills shifts in on Nixon reform bid amid welfare overhaul
The article portrays Rep. Wilbur Mills guiding a House plan that could reshape federal welfare amid bids to counter Nixon's revenue sharing and reform agenda. Mills seeks expert counsel and considers broad changes, signaling a shift from backing revenue sharing to a broader national welfare overhaul that could redefine the White House strategy.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Nixon
Ways and Means
White House
Mills
Capitol Hill
W‘hose
Wilbur Mills
Relativity of Happiness and Welfare Reform Debate
The piece discusses how women often base happiness on family mood and urges finding happiness despite others. It then shifts to politics, noting Mills welfare reform plans, potential funding shifts, revenue sharing debates, and Nixon’s possible stance in Congress amid state concerns.
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HUD wastes 500 dollars over a one dollar error
The Columbus Citizen Journal reports a Williamsport Redevelopment Authority grant of 1,127,223 dollars, exactly one dollar more than intended. HUD spent 500 dollars to draft a corrected contract while the authority director offered to send a dollar, a move deemed outside proper procedure.
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Department of “Housing and Urban_ Development
HUD
Williamsport
Columbus Citizen ‘Journal
How Nixon Changed Its Spots in the Times
Arthur Hoppe portrays Nixon as a chameleon political figure evolving with the era. Conservatives praise new ingredients while Liberals reject them, each side responding as the nation’s mood shifts. The piece ends noting a liberal invective and a taunting refrain that it remains a Nixon.
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Times
Enok
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