Grades test shows students want them
Pittsburgh AP CMU may replace innovative non graded system in humanities and social sciences with traditional letter grades. Two thirds of students prefer letters citing competition and graduate school admissions. Committee report to college council for final decision.
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Carnegie-Mellon University
College of
Social Sciences
CMU
University California At Berkeley
University of Wisconsin
College Council
Pa Busing Ban Bill Won't Achieve Goal
In Harrisburg a bill to strip Pennsylvania state powers over school desegregation faces criticism. Rep. Harry Comer says it would remove the Human Relations Commission from ordering busing while allowing boards to desegregate by race if they choose. Floyd of the commission warns the measure would destroy civil rights and legalize discrimination, leaving students with limited recourse.
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Harry RJ. Comer
Philadelphia
Human Relations Commission
Comer
Philadelphia Democrat
Homer C. Floyd
Commission
Pennsylvania
Conner
Floyd
County Won't Publish Proclamation On Primary Notice
County commissioners rejected publishing a primary election proclamation as required by state law despite a solicitor’s warning. They argued the deadline had passed and said publishing would be pointless since petitions could not be filed. Mayville report notes the 11 week notice rule and February 8 deadline. In Jamestown, 19 year old Jack Crandall of Sinclairville died from internal injuries after a one car crash near 11 a.m. The car, driven by his brother Gerald Crandall, 22, struck two trees. Jack Crandall died at WCA Hospital three hours later at 2:10 p.m. Two other passengers survived.
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Leo Weir
Schaaf
Mayville
Sinclairville
Jamestown
WCA
Jack Crandall
Sincain
Gerald Crandall
Sin
Fireworks case in Meadville charges nine counts
Meadville man Sylvester Schall faces nine charges by the Department of Environmental Resources for illegal possession of fireworks under Act 537. The counts include lack of permits to purchase and sell explosives, failure to notify the area fire department, failure to post storage signs, and interfering with the department. Police say he removed fireworks and explosives from his shop upon learning of a search warrant.
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Meadville
Department of Environmental Resources
Sylvester Schall
Area Fire Department
Schall
DEA
Bill Would Widen Police Arrest Power In Pa
Harrisburg AP reports legislation moving through the Senate would let police arrest drivers suspected of alcohol or narcotics use based on probable cause without witnessing the driver. The House passed the measure 103 to 81, amid debate over potential abuses and legal harassment concerns.
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Senate
House
Robert C. Rowe
Lebanon
Robert C. Wise
D-Lycoming
U.S
Mitchell Anderson Get Their Say In ITT Antitrust Probe
Senators probe why the Justice Department dropped its big ITT antitrust suit as Mitchell and Anderson prepare to testify. Beard, ITT lobbyist, is hospitalized. Kleindienst’s fate and Beard’s Derby Day remarks loom over hearings amid accusations of ITT funding GOP events.
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Justice Department
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Jack Anderson
Dita D. Beard
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
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Mitchell
Anderson
Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
Justice Antitrust
Richard McLaren
Felix Rohatyn
ITT
Kleindienst
Beard
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