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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1976

Page

12

Reasoning gap found in public education says Carnegie-Mellon expert

Patricia McCormack reports on Edwin Fenton of Carnegie-Mellon University who argues the public schools teach reading but not enough reasoning to understand the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. He urges integrating moral and civic dilemmas into social studies and English to raise thinking levels and improve critical discussion of ethical principles.

Patricia McCormack UPI Edwin Fenton Carnegie-Mellon University Pittsburgh Fenton Social Education The National Council For the Social Studies Jill Sharon Carnegie- Mellon University

Northrop to repay 2.3 million over questionable expenses

The Pentagon says Northrop Corp will repay 2.3 million in fees charged to the government for entertainment sales agents and consultants, including 625000 for consultant William Lavy tied to illegal political contributions. Northrop disputes some findings but makes the payment. GAO urges consolidating 12 warning systems into two coordinated systems under a single policy office.

Washington UPI Pentagon Northrop Corp Northrop William Lavy U.S John Slinkard Air Force General Accounting Office Congress Office of Telecommunications Policy United States GAO

South Africa faces soul searching over apartheid policy

Johannesburg and Die Transvaler reflect growing doubt about apartheid as leaders and churchmen urge change. Quotes from Willem de Klerk and Piet Loubser illustrate a shift in thinking, while Afrikaner MPs like Dawie de Villiers warn against stubborn resistance to new realities in a volatile southern Africa.

Johannesburg Southern Africa South Africa UPI Southern Africa Die Transvaler Willem de Klerk Mozambique Angola Rhodesia de Klerk Piet Loubser Orange Free State Dawie de Villiers Nationalist Party Springbok National Progressive Reform Party

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