Federal Education Aid Critics Warn of High Washington Charges
A reader denounces federal education aid as a costly Washington drain. They claim 53 percent of one dollar sent to D C is kept as a banking charge, with New Jersey's ratio even higher. They accuse the Kennedy administration of promising debt reduction while bills rise.
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Educators say class size not a shortage in funding debate
A speaker argues 30 pupils per teacher is manageable, cites 1930 29 to 1 and current 25 to 1 ratios to dismiss a teacher shortage. He warns federal aid would cost taxpayers, invite communist influence, and waste funds on entertainment while neglecting core subjects, urging local control and accountability.
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