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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1970

Page

10

Tradition blocks progress in Massachusetts schools

UPI report from Amherst notes that tradition often hinders innovation in education. The University of Massachusetts Education Department formed a network in January to aid about 70 schools from kindergarten to 12th grade in adopting effective innovations. Director David Crandall says collaboration across private public and parochial schools will help share successful practices and speed improvements while reducing costly missteps.

David Haskell Amherst Mass UPI University of Massachusetts David P. Crandall Massachusetts Crandall

Burns Seeks Third Term as Hawaii Governor

Honolulu UPI reports Gov. John A. Burns, 61, favored to win a third Hawaii governorship term after a decisive 13,000 vote primary win over Lt. Gov. Thomas Gill. He faces Republican Samuel P. King in November as King edged D. Hebden Porteus for the nomination. Burns leads a Democratic slate as Heftel and Matsunaga also win nominations, while Mink runs unopposed. A Tokyo poll finds half of residents dissatisfied with living in the city due to pollution and traffic, amid a broader discussion on urban network programs and education reforms.

Honolulu UPI John A. Burns Hawaii Burns Thomas P. Gill Samuel P. King D. Hebden Porteus King U.S. Territory Cecil Heftel U.S Daniel K. Inouye Senate Heftel Hiram L. Fong Nixon Tokyo

Quill pen preferred to computer over school scheduling

In Kingston Massachusetts officials at Silver Lake Regional School District complain about a $2000 computerized class schedule that proved faulty. The school committee faced overlapping classes and misallocated rooms, prompting Superintendent Moran to urge returning to manual quill pen scheduling for next year.

Kingston, Mass UPI Silver Lake Regional Francis M. Moran

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