Report Charges Title I Funds Misused by Schools
A 11- page study by NAACP Legal Defense Fund and Southern Center researchers charges Title I funds for disadvantaged students have been wasted or diverted nationwide. The report criticizes the Office of Education for lax oversight and cites examples from Fresno, Milwaukee, Chicago, and South Carolina, urging federal action, hearings, and full funding to improve programs.
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Nader Urges Muskie to Clean Own Backyard
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader told about 750 at Babson Institute that water pollution will be a major domestic issue and that Maine paper companies polluted towns beyond belief. He urged Sen. Muskie to start with home cleanliness and criticized the automotive and hot dog industries for safety and deception in food fat claims.
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Brown U Sets 7 500 Students As Top Figure
Brown University plans internal restructuring and expansion to 7 000 to 7 500 students to become a leading American university. Acting president Dr Merton P Stoltz spoke to Pembroke Alumnae Council about growth targets while preserving close student professor contact. Pembroke, the college, and the graduate school would add students to reach roughly 5 000 current, with Pembroke expanding to about 1 600 and the men’s school around 3 400.
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Mansfield Attacks Pentagon Over Unrestricted Research
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged curbs on Pentagon research funding citing over 400 million dollars spent last year on projects with no clear military link. He proposed an amendment requiring direct military relevance and warned of cuts if unmet, as a Senate compromise loosened defense purchase restrictions.
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Senate
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Pentagon
Montana Democrat
Defense Department
Mansfield
Smithsonian Institution
Montana
National Scient Foundation
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