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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1972
Page
4
The NEA finds teachers skew younger with a median age around 35 in 1971 and shorter lunch breaks. Most hold at least a bachelor’s degree, with 27 percent having a master’s, and about 65 percent having some educational travel or workshops in recent years.
Lloyd Bentsen argues that Congress holds purse strings and sets policy, while the presidency administers laws. He urges electing a highly responsible Congress to ensure fiscal integrity, curb inflation, protect savings, and check executive power, noting line-item veto limits and impoundment debates.
NEA poll shows parents approve many aspects of schools despite budget clashes and criticisms. It notes education aims to serve all, with illiteracy declines and a push for reforms from schools without walls to reading initiatives. The piece also profiles players and local reunion notices.
Students across colleges work as part time entrepreneurs to cover academics. Sacramento State College hosts Recycle Records run by Terry and Martin Black who lease housing for nine student tenants. Other programs include Fredonia Co-Op at Fredonia State, Metamorphosis Productions at Grand Valley State, sandwich shop Sub-Way at Wisconsin Stout, and Plattsburgh State Job Clearing House listing 300+ student workers.
Senator Bentsen supports landmark social policy measure to map federal programs in poverty education and health care. The act would create a bipartisan Office of National Goals and a President's Council of Social Advisers to review programs, assess affordability, and set spending priorities for Congress.
Forty five thousand spectators in Apolda watch Suzuki rider Roger De Coster dominate the 500cc Grand Prix. He wins the first heat from the start and, despite a slower second heat, secures the world championship for Suzuki. Joel Robert wins the 250cc title, marking Suzuki’s dual crown achievement for two consecutive years.
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