Solve school finances and the teacher shortage
The district cuts classes and hires fewer, cheaper teachers amid a tight budget. A past push for a tax increase failed, and the Legislature now faces a special session to find money for education. Voters and families await a real solution to prevent erosion of teachers and learning.
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Oil Blackmail Risk Prompts U S Energy Crash Plan
A newspaper column warns that Libya and other Arab nations could use oil pricing as political leverage against the United States. It calls for a crash program to develop alternate energy sources including solar, geothermal, and oil shale to cut dependence on Arab oil producers.
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Upstairs at the White House reveals five First Ladies secrets
The book by J B West chronicles 29 years as chief usher at the White House with Mary Lynn Katz. West recalls Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson and Johnson family life with affection and humor. He notes Jacqueline Kennedy as his favorite and details intimate domestic moments and power dynamics.
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Energy crisis tests environmentalist movement in U S policy
Washington faces a quiet clash as John Love warns environmentalists must adopt practical energy approaches or lose support. The debate pits oil industry access and coal use against clean air rules while critics question motives, oil shale plans, and the movement’s lasting power.
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Mexico memories brave a traveler’s balanced view
A reader counters a Mexico misfortune article by sharing decades of positive experiences. They describe hospitality from locals, visits to bakeries and tourist sites, police assistance after theft, and welcoming housing. The note highlights Mexico's rich history and contrasts it with the U S while affirming travel value and fond memories.
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Ireland North South troubles and EU gains note
A Irish priest contrasts bad news in Northern Ireland with good news of a Catholic mayor in Derry and Ireland joining the Common Market. He praises the economic opening, new language education, and European ties while recounting social barriers against Catholics in the North.
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