Editorial: tenure review urged but safeguards needed
The Arizona legislature considers five yearly reviews to remove highly paid or elderly teachers if districts face enrollment declines or budget strains. The piece argues tenure should be tested only for competence or misconduct, with safeguards like a teacher review board and student welfare as core aims, to avoid revenge or budget cuts.
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John Hays
R-Yarnell
Drunk Driving Tests and Rights debated in court
The article traces drunk driving enforcement from field sobriety tests to breath analysis. Massachusetts suspended licenses for refusing tests, a rule overturned by a federal court and appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. The piece argues driving privileges, not rights, depend on sobriety.
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Massachusetts
U.S. Supreme Court
Harvard gorilla star suffers season-ending knee injury
Des Moines Cowhawks star gorilla, famed for tackling, sacking, and crowd-pleasing stunts, tore ligaments in his left knee late in a 12-0 game against the Boston Bulls. Cosell praised his spirit while noting the injury could cost the Cowhawks a Super Bowl bid. He joked about commercials and quitting football.
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Arthur Hoppe
Des Moines Cowhawks
Boston Bulls
Howard Cosell
Cowhawks
Bulls
Manuel
Bastida
Battler
Boston
Steve
Blanchwick
Blandwick
Cosell
Schlesinger Under Fire as Capitol Demands Resignation
A growing bloc on Capitol Hill calls for Energy Secretary James Schlesinger to quit over policy clashes and perceived arrogance. The Ottinger letter accuses his department of partisan staffing and weakened presidential control, while supporters say Carter will not remove his energy czar despite GOP and Democratic critiques.
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Les Whitten
Washington
Capitol Hill
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
White House
House
Richard Ottinger
D-N.y
Stu
Ottinger
Congress
Carter
William Heffelfinger
Thomas Reed
Ronald Reagan
Eric Fugi
Federal Energy Administration
Dale Myers
Rockwell International
Ford
GOP
Lynn Coleman
John Connally
John Dingell
D-Mich
Atomic Energy Commission
Energy Research and Development Administration
Defense Department
Liberated women debate methods at Houston conference
Harriet Van Horne weighs the International Women's Year Conference in Houston, noting support for abortion rights and equal pay while critiquing movements' tactics. She highlights Emmeline Pankhurst and Susan B. Anthony as historic organizers and warns ER A debates and public image remain key issues for Women's Lib.
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Harriet van Horne
Houston
Bella Abzug
Emmeline Pankhurst
Susan B. Anthony
Phyllis Schlaflys
Reservations World system for travel bookings reviewed
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports on Reservations World a system that allowed travelers to make reservations for air travel hotels and car rentals aimed at simplifying trip planning and purchase processes. The article analyzes benefits and potential drawbacks for consumers and travel providers.
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