Nixon Drives Policy With Polls On Busing Row Overrides
A column notes President Nixon relies on opinion polls to guide policy on school busing. It cites a White House poll showing 64 percent opposed to compulsory busing and 22 percent in favor, with regional and demographic splits. It also reports on Inter-American Development Bank criticisms and alleged cronyism under Felipe Herrera, including Chilean appointments and a costly cybernetics room project.
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Killing With Kindness in Deer Feeding Lessons from Texas to Pennsylvania
An essay warns against feeding deer during heavy snow in Pennsylvania, noting hay and corn can harm digestion and increase mortality. It argues wildlife must be managed, not merely conserved, with controlled harvesting to keep deer populations balanced with forage, citing Texas hunting leases and deer harvest data.
National Science Foundation Funds Fifth Graders Study
In a PSU backed project Dr Ralph T Heimer uses a computer and fifth graders to test applying the scientific method to instructional theory in mathematics The goal is to learn optimal sequencing of material and whether the method of learning changes outcomes The tone hints at skepticism about prior knowledge and notes the project is deemed more fun than earthshaking by a fifth grader quote
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Doctors Proliferate in TV's Medical Lineup
New York AP reports three new medical dramas debuting in September will all return for a second season. Marcus Welby M D leads, praised for Robert Young's portrayal of a devoted family doctor, while Medical Center stars Chad Everett amid human drama of illness. The Bold Ones features G Marshall and David Hartman as doctors. Hall of Fame plans an after drama adaptation by Henry Denker exploring Christian Jewish tensions. Corry Journal invites brief reader letters with signatures for publication.
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Booth says chamber leads change not status quo
Arch Booth executive VP of the Chamber of Commerce says the group, representing 2,700 local chambers and 1,100 associations with about five million members, is an instrument of change not the status quo. He cites active programs on jobs education pollution crime urban affairs and minority enterprises and argues business should participate with labor and consumer groups.
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