I was patient for six years before I spoke to your reporter. I wrote to the superintendent and spoke with him a year ago, receiving replies I would call dismissive. Patience has changed nothing. You write that in order to do an effective job, teachers merely need to know what they are talking about. We all, editors included, need to know what we are talking about.
Teachers know what they are talking about.
They are talking about classes being too big. Robert Bensen, Oneonta Gore policies can ruin communities Vice President Gore is far more of a threat to rural America, than any- one realizes. During this administration we have seen rural rights being trampled on at an alarming rate. For example, federal lands that have been used by generations of ranchers are now being taken away or the rent is being raised so high to make it unprofitable. Yet, in efforts to help a Phoenix Democrat, this administration allowed the city of Phoenix to build a country club and golf course on a wildlife preserve.