Public meetings urged on Elyria school finance crisis
The Elyria City School District faces a two million dollar deficit with potential closure of schools on December 1 and a June levy planned. Officials host four information sessions to explain finances, staffing cuts, and program eliminations while urging community turnout to vote informed.
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Elyria City
Board of Education
Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria Parent Teachers Council
Elyrians
Robert Repas
the Chronicle Telegram
Canal debate shows gulf between reality and rhetoric
Opinion piece dismisses the Panama Canal treaty debate as a performance, arguing the United States would defend its canal interests with force regardless of treaty language. It says the treaties do not determine security, and portrays the public fight as a meaningless political theater, not a serious policy education.
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Washington
Senate
United States
James Allen
Alabama
Harold Brown
Defense
Torrijos
Humphrey-Hawks
Washington focus on arms parity and Olympic tensions
The piece surveys U S and Soviet positions on verification under a nuclear treaty and hints at trouble for the 1980 Moscow Games as Pravda cites invitations and host restrictions. It notes Soviet barriers to hostile reporters and Olympic access, plus U S domestic politics and a look at retirement policy and economic forecasts.
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New York Times
U.S
Paul Warnke
Moscow
International Olympic Committee
Soviet Committee For Physical Culture and Sport
Israel
China
Soviet Union
Pravda
Soviet Olympic Committee
Moscow Radio
Radio Liberty
Radio Free Europe
Turkish report on rights allegedly padded by U S officials
The Carter administration is accused of falsifying the State Department Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for Turkey. The piece states Turkey faces brutal treatment of minorities and political prisoners, while Cyprus protests and Greek Orthodox discrimination are highlighted. It claims Congress was misled to protect Turkish sensitivities and NATO strategy.
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Washington
Carter
Turkey
State Department
Congress
Department
Henry Kissinger
Northern
Cyprus
Athens
Nicos Dimitriou
U.S
United States
Istanbul
Ranson
Don't blame government on energy policy explained
A concise dialogue debates U.S. energy policy with jokes about Mr. Carter, oil supply, and market dynamics. It explores 1970s shortages, the idea of a glut, and ongoing reliance on petroleum. It notes Congress actions, alternative energy promises, and the challenge of sustaining domestic oil production.
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New York
Charley
U.S
Congress
Alaskan
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Roscoe Drummond
Griffin Bell
Jimmy Carter
Alice K. Turner
New York Magazine
Eden
the Sheik
Pauline
Fortune Magazine
Izvestia Report
Russia
White House
By Jack Anderson
Sinop
Black Sea
The
Chronicle-Telegram
AC Hodnal
Pentagon
NATO
Joint Chiefs
Arthur D Rudgart Arnold Miller
Fucitor
Charles J. Hostetterdack
OPEC
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