New York Tariff Proposal Seeks Higher Call Rates
ATAT Communications of New York IMC filed a tariff with the New York Public Service Commission to raise both interLATA and intraLATA calling rates effective June 29, 2001. The plan hikes interLATA from 40 cents to 60 cents per minute and intraLATA from 10 to 20 cents, with other intraLATA rates jumping from 20 to 40 cents per minute. a charge for information inventory services would rise from 149 to 199 dollars.
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Bush education plan in final Congress negotiations
Washington reports mixed results as President Bush navigates a final round of talks with Congress on his education plan. Vouchers are rejected for private tuition allowances. districts may transfer up to 50 percent of funds between programs, with overall spending lines still uncertain. A Title I boost and teacher recruitment incentives are debated, with Schumer and Clinton backing efforts to attract midcareer teachers and scientific staffing. Clinton pushes for school renovations and environmental education, while health impacts of dilapidated buildings receive study funding.
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Corrections notice for area high school sports reporting
Herald American article and caption misidentified locations for West Genesee 2001 commencement and listed Otselic Valley as Section 3 Class D 2 boys basketball champion. Mexico High School wrestling was co champion with Cortland in Class.
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Protest and debate over new education testing rules in New York suburbs
Suburban districts mobilize against costly high stakes testing as new federal rules push for separate reporting on student subgroups. Critics warn that added tests strain schools and may widen achievement gaps while reform advocates argue tests focus helpfully on learning progress through data.
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