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...Joint travel has allowed us to reach parents directly in a way that daytime school visits never did," Fitzsimmons said...
...three decades, the act has worked reasonably effectively - 47 cities still have two or more daily newspapers, 13 of them published under so-called joint operating agreements (JOAs), in which separate ownerships jointly run the business operations while editorial staffs are kept independent. In recent years, though, the act and the JOAs have come under increasing pressure, most recently in Hawaii, where Gannett, the giant chain that owns the Honolulu Advertiser, sought to buy and close down the rival Star-Bulletin. The case is being fought in the state's courts, where it is argued that the sale would violate...
...then came a sound track--history and nature observations by Emett and Barbara Burnett, Louisiana guides for Rails and Trails, a joint service of Amtrak and the National Parks Service. There was show-and-tell in the lounge car too, where Barbara invited us to examine native artifacts--a nutria skull and otter, coyote and beaver pelts...
...frightening near collision. But what is even more alarming is how much the occurrence of such incidents has grown: up 71% since 1993. The Federal Aviation Administration says last year there were 322 so-called runway incursions--incidents that present an on-the-ground collision hazard. A joint industry-government commission to study aviation safety, which used broader guidelines, put the annual number at closer...
Similarly, parents and doctors can reach joint decisions to affect the kid's health, whether that involves quitting smoking or reading aloud a book each night. Framing both within the child's medical visit creates a sense of shared purpose, and capitalizes on the opportunity to create family-based solutions that can prevent future health concerns...