Swing for the fence in next hundred days Congress faces reform
Congress returns with a mixed agenda led by House Republicans aiming to pass nine of ten Contract with America items. They push for budget action and a look at institutional reform, including potential abolition of departments such as Education and Energy, and restructuring others to cut costs and improve services.
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National Education Association
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Welfare debate frames Pataki Giuliani clash in New York
William F Buckley Jr notes Pataki’s welfare cuts aim to curb costs and shift New York toward other states. He argues welfare should target true indigents for food and shelter, while Giuliani faces sharp backlash over comments and a cost burden higher than most states.
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Beame
Housing and Development Administration
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Pataki
Massachusetts
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
South
United States
San Francisco
William F. Buckley Jr
National Review
Rebellious composers and the messy art of youth
A Scripps Howard piece links youth rebellion to Beethoven and Rossini, arguing rebellious genius and messy penmanship attract teens. It cites Beethoven’s chaotic Eighth Symphony imagery and Rossini’s bed composing, suggesting teenagers may admire indolence and originality in musical creation.
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Germany
Berlin
Beethoven
Rossini
Shelf reform plan for North Carolina public education
North Carolina education reform traces its long history as the State Board of Education, at the General Assembly’s request, proposes shifting control to teachers and principals. Critics warn the study is self-serving, risks deep cuts in administration, and may be undermined by ongoing statewide mandates.
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North Carolina
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the of Public Instruction
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New Bern Oppoly a PTO fundraiser triumph
The Ben D. Quinn Elementary PTO unveiled New Bern opoly to raise funds for student programs. A long list of volunteers sponsors and local businesses supported the project with ads purchases and donations ensuring three computers science materials and library books for the school.
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New Bern
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Eastern Insulation and Acoustic East
Payphone Center
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Twin River Crown and Bridge
McGladrey and Pullen Certified Public Accountants
East Carolina Internal Medicine
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Todd Rankin
New Beginnings Realty
New York Life
Williams Turf Equipment Co
H. Reid Hart
World of Lights Inc
Overhead Door Company of
Chesnutt Clemmons and Thomas
Baldree’s Inc
JE Carpenter Logging Inc
Friday’s Seafood
Berne Restaurant
Bob Nyeberg
Celia Ford
Heritage Real Estate
Village Travel Shop
Coastal Diesel Service Inc
PTO
A. Cote
Ben D. Quinn Econera
Partnership group notes Sondra Riggs ignored visits
Jones County Partnership for Children Smart Start invites Sondra Riggs to visit the Smart Start office to learn about the program. The nonprofit says all records are public information and expresses concern that Riggs has not responded. Sharon Lord is executive director.
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Submissions Guidelines for Forum Letters
The Sun Journal invites letters to the editor sent to Forum P.O. Box 1149 New Bern North Carolina 28563. Letters must be signed include author address and telephone number for reference. Faxes accepted at 6384664 with preference for letters under 300 words.
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