New York School Chief Compares Crisis to Power Failure
Harvey Scribner, head of New York City's school system, likens school performance to utility service, arguing 30 percent of lights out signals a crisis while 30 percent of students drop out gets little reform. He warns reform requires public demand and advocates local control and rethinking failure labels. Scribner leaves the post June 30 and joins the University of Massachusetts Amherst faculty to influence future administrators.
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Rogers sees end of cold war with Brezhnev
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says from the Western White House that the cold war is over the thaw is under way and American public support for Nixon and Brezhnev measures is likely. He notes the Nixon Brezhnev declaration and the Moscow principles, urging urgent US Soviet consultations during global tensions.
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Right to die debate urged by Connecticut AMA delegation
The Connecticut delegation to the American Medical Association urged approval of a statement supporting a person’s right to die in dignity. They argued that medical tech prolonging life does not remove the need for human choices in using that tech, especially when life may extend with limited quality.
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Watergate lawyer tied to McGovern role as adviser
James Vorenberg, Harvard Law professor and early Archibald Cox recruit, says his McGovern campaign duties were limited to drafting one crime speech and two press conferences. He defended Cox's independence and noted he had little knowledge of the Watergate case during the campaign.
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U S mat trials set for Anoka during July
U S wrestling trials for the World University Games will run July 13 15 at Anoka High School with a training camp at the University of Minnesota. Wally Johnson Minnesota wrestling coach will direct the trials and camp and serve as an assistant coach of the freestyle team.
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