Arcadia High Faces Censorship Over Paperback Power Course
A debate at Arcadia High School centers on the widely read course Paperback Power run by teacher Robert Larabell. About 2,000 students have taken part. 1,600 books cover violence, sex, heroism and tragedy. After parent concerns, two books were removed and six reviewed while Larabell kept strong support from students and staff.
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Arcadia High School
Robert Larabell
Larabell
Tolstoy
Shakespeare
Jacqueline Susann
Arcadia Round Table
Round Table
Behind the Boardroom Doors
An analysis of corporate power and ethics notes that despite SEC and NYSE disclosure rules, the public remains poorly informed about how giant companies are run. It questions bribery and insider deals, asking who profits and who bears risk as corporate influence expands.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Religious bias surfaces in 1976 campaign across Congress
Four leaders from Evangelical Protestant Catholic and Jewish communities condemn religious bias in congressional races. They cite anti Semitic calls in a Jewish candidate’s senatorial primary and efforts to elect God centered citizens in about 30 districts. They warn such religious tests threaten the Constitution and pluralism. FLOECKSTEIN secretary Phoenix Chapter American Jewish Committee
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Christian Congress
Texas
America
U. S
Floeckstein
Phoenix
American Jewish Committee
Sadat pressed to seek Moscow spare parts amid military pressure
The Egyptian army's rising influence pushes President Sadat toward Moscow for military spares as U.S. arms policy and the stalled Arab-Israeli talks threaten Egypt. Sadat cites U.S. aid gaps and the Sinai pact while Israel delays peace moves after elections.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
Moscow
Carter Administration
U.S
U.S. Congress
Henry Kissinger
Sinai
Congress
Israel
Cairo
Geneva
Yitzhak Rabin
Brock
William Brock
Tennessee
Mary Louise Smith
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Lamar Alexander
Howard Baker
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
Washington, D.C
Denver
Coleman
Aviation Consumer Action Project
Acap
Private sector key to jobs in cities, says Lofton
Lofton argues cities must stimulate private business to create jobs and warns against extra federal spending. He cites ACCF estimates needing 4.5 trillion dollars in capital formation and endorses Kemp’s Jobs Creation Act to spur private investment and growth.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Chicago
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Newark
N.J
Kenneth Gibson
Uncle Sam
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Germany
France
Canada
American Council For Capital Formation
ACCF
Charls Walker
Senate Finance Committee
Walker
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
Gibson
Suite 1000
E St
Washington D.C
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