Editorial weighs strike threat by local teachers union
The progress editorial argues the American Federation of Teachers may strike over recognition and bargaining rights, while noting current SEA gains and the need for better pay and class conditions. It cautions strikes could hurt students and urges continued negotiation and improved relations.
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Scottadale Education Association
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Communism in decline amid rising Soviet strength says Drummond
Frescoe Drummond argues that while the Soviet Union is at an all time high in power, the appeal of communism is waning globally. He cites Red China chaos Castro Cuba and Indonesian setbacks as evidence that communist expansion is weakening despite its continued goal of world domination.
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Irish-Americans condemn British rule in Northern Ireland
Prominent Irish-Americans meeting in New York decry Britain's occupation of Ulster and the 1923 Special Powers Act. They urge the U.S. public and Congress to recognize Irish rights, noting disenfranchised voters in Belfast and use of police state measures.
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Book Reviews Your Bible and Death of the Hind Legs and Other Stores
Louis Cassels ABC guide to the Scriptures presents a readable religion overview and notes on Biblical figures and key events. John Wain’s Death of the Hind Legs and Other Stores offers eleven compact stories about ordinary lives with a brisk, readable style.
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Reagan insiders push for president as party debates nomination
California financier Henry Salvatori bolsters Ronald Reagan while insiders run his bid, contrasting militant conservatives favoring Reagan with party regulars who doubt his readiness. Nixon looms as a cautious ally, Romney seen as likely to exit, and primary dynamics hinge on grassroots energy and a moderating shift.
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Barry Goldwater Snow in Washington
Column recounts a Washington snow day disrupting travel and tech fixes. The author laments modern gadgets failing to avert delays while attempting to reach New York, call repair services, and cope with the blizzard’s effect on plans.
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