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Breakfast program eyed for four Washington County schools
An experimental plan to serve breakfast in four Washington County elementary schools begins in September. The plan offers full price reduced price or free breakfasts based on family income to help hungry children start the day and support learning. If successful it may expand to other schools while guarding against misuse.
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Trimming Government Size: A Fantasy, Says Kaufman Study
Washington report reviews Herbert Kaufman Brookings finding that streamlining the federal government is unlikely. entrenched agency officials and long serving congressional staff foster mutual benefits shielding agencies and expanding local jobs. Even with zero budgeting and agency shifts, reforms may fail over 50 years as federal units proliferate.
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Unclear quotation on nuclear waste disposal debate
Fragmentary quotes attribute concerns about disposing of nuclear waste after three years. Attributed names and institutions appear garbled, making it difficult to identify speakers or the exact context of the Rangers of Nuclear age reference.
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Trucker Plamwks Mesiacihulgye Inettute
Offshore oil bills exposed as industry crafted rofits
Washington based column accuses oil interests of drafting offshore legislation and pressuring Congress to pass a bill that would raise revenues for oil companies. It details amendments by Republicans and industry influence through the American Petroleum Institute and lobbyists from Atlantic Richfield Exxon Mobil and offshore drillers.
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Toward a new relation with a new Spain
The United States hosts King Juan Carlos in a pivotal visit as Spain under his reformist drive edges toward parliamentary democracy. The king faces a wary nobility and Falangist remnants while pushing constitutional changes, a referendum planned for October, and Spain’s first post Franco elections in 47 years. The U S Senate weighs a two to three tw o third approval for a treaty upgrading ties, loans, and grants to Spain, signaling Western alignment and NATO prospects amid uneasy domestic reform.
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Voice Of The People Letters From Readers Page
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Why the fuss on abortion and the value of life
A controversial essay argues abortion stems from a desire for power as seen in Nazi camps. It claims love and a stable home for the child are the true solutions, urging a change in attitude toward life and a restoration of relationship with our Creator.
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Auschwitz
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Call to Excellence to Maryland Graduates of 1976
A speech by Ben Shorten urging Maryland graduates to honor public education and fulfill civic obligations. He praises the strong U S education system, notes diverse opportunities, and stresses graduates should use their education with minimal fuss and maximum responsibility.
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Hancock High opens with student lineups and staff hires
Jottings from yesteryears note three seniors for Hancock High School commencement Mary F Sulecool David B Creek and Peggy Jo Johns. Domback named family counselor at Family Service Agency. Mayor Winslow Barhans helped lay cornerstone for new telephone switching station. Top awards at St Maria Goretti High School honored Philip Haney and Lacy Tanters.
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