Enormous price tag on OFA excellence bill
The educational excellence program by the Ohio Education Association aims to reform curriculum planning and provide non teaching time. It would raise starting teacher pay to 22 000 dollars and cost 3 5 billion, sparking calls for legislative review and taxpayer cost analysis before adoption.
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OFA
The
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Richard Celeste
Alan Zaleski
Eugene Watts
Columbus
State
Ohio
Woody Hayes recalls intense moment after 1971 Michigan game
The writer recounts Woody Hayes grabbing a photographer, lifting him in a bear hug over a disputed finish to the Michigan game. He describes Hayes as intense, then quickly calms, shouting the famed line pin THEIRS. The anecdote links to a missed call and a personal loss, ending with a nostalgic lament.
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Woody Hayes
Woody
Michigan
Thom Darden
Dick Wakefield
Ohio State
Elyria High
C-T
Big Ten
Art Hudnutt
Reagan's wife calls Regan a leech amid ouster fallout
Nancy Reagan defended her stance on Regan while criticizing the ousted White House chief of staff as a leech. The first lady reportedly influenced Regan's dismissal and Baker's succession, amid broader political maneuvering and reactions from Washington insiders. Brzezinski receives unprecedented Soviet exposure as Moscow News runs a candid interview. House Ways and Means feud heats as Jim Wright pushes an 18 billion tax increase against Dan Rostenkowski after a 45 minute luncheon clash.
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Washington
Nancy Reagan
Donald T. Regan
White House
Reagan
U.S. Information Agency
Charles Z. Wick
Reagans
Wick
Regan
House
Ways and Means Committee
Jim Wright
Dan Rostenkowksi
Wright
Rostenkowsi
Ways and Means
South Africa Reform Efforts Face Western Backlash and Elections
The article argues Botha’s government has pursued evolutionary reform in South Africa, including ending influx control and civil rights for urban blacks, while facing right wing resistance ahead of the May 6 elections. It critiques U.S. media coverage as biased, notes sanctions impact, and cites state of emergency actions and ANC diplomacy as factors shaping progress and risk to reform.
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Sun Myung Moon
World Media Association
P.W. Botha
Botha
United States
Congress
U.S
South Africa
Democratic Party
National Party
African National Congress
ANC
Oliver Tambo
George Shultz
Outlaw Cigarette Advertising Across Media
A mass advocacy essay argues that tobacco ads should be banned nationwide, citing constitutional debates and a need to protect health. It highlights Rep. Mike Synar as champion, notes billions in tobacco revenue and ad spending, references Posadas v Tourism Co., and condemns targeted advertising in Black communities while urging a broad ban on print and other media.
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Mike Synar
D-Okta
Synar
Supreme Court
Posadas de Puerto Rico
Tourism Co
Puerto Rico
VP Bush the man who wasn't there
Washington report says the Tower investigation spared George Bush by finding he left no footprints in the Iran arms-for-hostages scandal. It portrays him as capable yet remote, loyal, and largely ineffective in shaping policy or countering the bungling of the Reagan White House.
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Washington
Tower
George Bush
United States
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
China
United Nations
National Security Council
Bush
Reagan White House
Ronald Reagan
Tower Report
Iran
Reagan
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Jimmy Carter
Soviet Union
Rowland Evans
Novak
Rehar Man
Christian Science Monitor
Cape Town
William A. Rusher
By Chuck Stone
Gallagher and Sheen
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Justice Holmes
VP Bush
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