Teacher Power Next, He Says
Judy Daubenmier reports on the rise of teacher power as a political force with endorsements, money, and hours donated. George Fischer, former Iowan and twice president of the NEA, predicts teachers will become the strongest national lobby as they gain influence over elections and curricula.
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Arts Need More Money Says RCA Chief
At a Los Angeles convention RCA Chairman Robert W Sarnoff warns American arts face a $1 billion annual deficit by 1980 without new revenue. He urges a tax add on income tax returns to fund the National Endowment for the Arts, broader federated fundraising, and increased government private matching grants.
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