Elyria urged to approve 4.8 mill school levy
The Elyria Chronicle-Telegram urges voters to approve Issue 17, a 4.8 mill operating levy for the Elyria City School District in the November 8 election. The levy would raise about 1.7 million dollars annually, funding ongoing operations and preventing possible school closures if rejected.
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Elyria City
Elyria
Thomas Showalter
Scribner Fauver
Elyria Board of Education
Chronicle-Telegram
Elvria City
Percy Qoboza Detained as South Africa’s Black Press Suppressed
World mourns for Percy Qoboza, editor of the World, detained by apartheid authorities. His arrest, shuttering of his newspaper, and banning of black groups reflect a grim regime that continues repressing black voices and civil rights advocates across South Africa.
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Percy Qoboza
the World
South Africa
Nieman
Harvard
Percy
Voice
Steve Biko
U.S
Cambridge
Anne
Soweto
Johannesburg
Robert Kennedy Qobaza
Bobby Kennedy
Peter Behr
Peter
Congress Exempts Itself From Its Own Laws
Washington focus column argues Congress protects itself from federal law in pollution, employment, and aviation ethics. Notes that Clean Water Act enforcement is weak for federal sites, enforcement gaps exist for discrimination, and corporate aircraft use was loosened for lawmakers. Also discusses Panama Canal hearings on TV and shifts in death penalty trends and crime statistics.
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Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Before Watergate Ellsberg leak prosecution fumbled
The 1970 Ellsberg leak case was dropped after state and justice probes tied to Richard Nixon era officials. A Washington Star story based on classified cables implicated Elliott Richardson and an aide Charles Cooke Jr, who admitted aiding Ellsberg. If prosecuted, the Pentagon Papers leak might have been prevented.
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Justice Department
State Department
Washington Star
Damel Ellsberg
Elsberg
Pentagon
New York Times
Richard Nixon
White House
Elisberg
Elliot Richardson
Richardson
Agaist Nixon
Jead
Charles M Cooke Jr
Daniel Ellsberg
W. Donald Stewart
Cooke
Eilsberg
Ellsberg
William Rogers
Rogers
Stewart
Deserters in Congress shift Labor backing 1976
In spring 1976 Jimmy Carter courted AFL CIO maritime leaders like Jesse Calhoun Paul Hall and used a promissory letter to win their support for cargo preference. After pledges and lobbying the bill failed in the House on Oct 19, 1977, prompting a reevaluation of labor backing for liberal Democrats in 1978.
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National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
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Watergate
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Sheraton
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Paign
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Jesse Calhoon
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