Religion In Schools Survives Law Questions
The piece notes seven years after a key Supreme Court ruling that devotional exercises are unconstitutional that many schools still teach religion in various forms. It cites programs in Florida Pennsylvania Michigan Nebraska Indiana and the District of Columbia, and discusses the difficulties of objective study and qualified teachers.
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Yugoslavia's Proletariat Struggles With Self-Management
Belgrade reports on Yugoslavia's 20th anniversary of workers councils, noting inflationary pay rises, aging transport and energy networks, and rising trade deficits. It highlights the spread of autonomous workers councils from small units to large enterprises, with directors chosen by councils and wages tied to productivity. Energo Invest in Sarajevo illustrates a successful self-managed conglomerate exporting over 50 million dollars in machinery to 30 countries.
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EducationContracts Under Fire Unfinished Reports Plague HEW Office
A 24 page HEW Audit Agency report dated July 31 shows the U S Office of Education failing to obtain final reports on hundreds of government funded research contracts some as old as eight years. The department also does not track government property left with contractors and many firms refused to respond to inquiries.
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Audit report uncovers misused government property in education contracts
Jack Anderson reports the audit agency finds contractors understated government owned property, purchased assets with contract funds, and no annual physical inventories. It cites $200 million in unrecorded equipment, advance payments, misused research funds, and removal of Contracts chief Herbert Duffy as part of reforms.
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Beauty as a Moral and Spiritual Good, A Guest Essay
Today's guest columnist J. W. Galbreath argues for the vital role of natural beauty in sustaining the soul and mind. He cites poets and proverbs from Emerson to Bryant, urging preservation of untouched landscapes and the healing power of nature.
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Age Split On Hemline Fits Mini Fashion Poll
Gallup style survey shows adults under 30 favor the mini skirt strongly, with 21 to 29 women at 51 percent and men at 64 percent. Older groups shift to knee length, while 50 plus men and women prefer knee length or midis, leaving minis less popular. Fashion authorities claim only a partial victory for minis.
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