Letters to the Editor criticize improving education plan
A reader denounces the Bush education program as a mere words policy and calls for a federal multi-faceted approach addressing poverty hunger unemployment and housing. The letter argues against private school vouchers and suggests redirecting NASA funding to fund nationwide child medical programs and Head Start while noting misattribution of a prior piece.
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Beverly Hills
Richland School
Shafter
GAO critiques USDA marketing skills in world trade
The GAO report, issued in January, says USDA agencies lack strategic marketing abilities to lead agribusiness in an international, market driven economy. It analyzes AMS ES ARS and FAS and argues private sector should lead, with public support.
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General Accounting Office
Agricultural Marketing Service
AMS
Extension Service
Agricultural Research Service
ARS
Foreign Agricultural Service
FAS
Agricultural Agency
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Comeback for Church Schools Gains in US Education
Paul Harvey notes rapid growth of Christian and Catholic schools as public education expands and public prayers fade. He cites a 149 percent enrollment rise since 1965 with about 18,000 non Catholic religious schools offering ethics alongside the three R's and questions academic outcomes.
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United Us
U.S. Supreme Court
Christian and Catholic Schools Lead in Student Test Performance
The Association of Christian Schools International reports 523,302 students in 2,778 schools, testing ahead of national norms by about 24,000 yearly. Catholic schools show higher math, science, and reading scores, with lower high school dropout rates and a higher college propensity, while public schools struggle to mirror these gains.
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Association of Christian Schools International
ACSI
United States
Is the Treasury banking overhaul truly viable
The Treasury proposes a broad reform to create a market disciplined banking system, arguing that more regulation harms competition. It criticizes deposit insurance cuts and warns Congress must choose decisive action to avoid repeating thrifts’ failures and shield taxpayers through genuine market forces.
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Congress
S&l
Treasury Reform
Wall Street
Main Street
America
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