Superintendent Richards Faces Budget Public Access Debate
Editorial notes the Assistant Superintendent E W Richards controls budget summaries for a school district meeting. He delays release until after presentations, withholding details from citizens. The piece urges earlier distribution and a more detailed edition for public scrutiny ahead of the board’s January 24 budget discussion.
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Progress
Donna “Bockius
Leyte
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Lasers May Erase ABM Danger and Costs
A reported advance in laser weapons could render anti ballistic missile systems obsolete, potentially making the Safeguard program a costly misstep. The piece urges Washington to seek clear Pentagon information on laser capabilities before pursuing ABMs further.
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Washington
Pentagon
Romania's Flexible Stand Tests Moscow as Brezhnev Ties
Romania pursues an independent foreign line while softening its stance on Soviet troop maneuvers. Bucharest hints at allowing Warsaw Pact drills this spring while mobilizing reserves and moving units toward the frontier. Ceausescu seeks warmth with Moscow through visits and a renewed treaty, yet Russophobia grows at home and in public life.
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Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Transylvania
Hunarian
Nicolae Ceausescu
Leonid Brezhnev
Andrei Kosygin
Horatio Alger and the Good Guys Myth in War and Peace
A reflective piece tracing Horatio Alger’s boyhood images of Good Guys triumphing over Bad Guys through violence. It contrasts early fantasy with later awareness of real-world murder, war, and social wrongs, ending on a desire for a world without war or violence.
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Hoppe
Lenge
Campaign Committee Raises Five Thousand Dollars
A Nashville Banner summary notes a campaign committee named Santa Clarang for Good Government raised five thousand dollars. The report references sources including The Tribune and mentions San Jose Mercury and other papers.
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San Jose
Calif. Mercury
Broadcasters face FCC scrutiny from Raskin task force
A legal task force led by Marcus Raskin will study programming in the Washington area and neighboring states to gauge if licensed broadcasters serve public interest. The effort, modeled after Nader’s Raiders, aims to publicize deficiencies before license renewals due October 1, potentially enabling challenges to renewals.
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FCC
Raskin
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Maryland
Virginia
Raskin Group
Parents Reconsider School Sex Education Debate
A letter-like column discusses parents’ fears as sex education programs face renewed scrutiny. It notes support from educators and professionals, mentions a Birch Society campaign to remove curricula, and cites Governor Rockefeller’s new law cutting state funds for related courses, highlighting the national controversy and parental unease.
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York
Nelson’ Rockefeller
McElfresh Editor's Notes on Costs and Management
McElfresh manages publication details noting prices and monthly costs. The fragment lists rates such as 18 20, 115, 130, and 160 per month with unclear units. No clear event or outcome is stated beyond pricing references.
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