Unrest in Ohio Schools Blames Rigidity and Poor Pay
An Associated Press report notes student and teacher uprisings across Ohio driven by rigid curricula and low pay. Experts argue three foundations of education fail: people, programs, and the institution, with calls for individualized study, better teacher training, and higher salaries to avert continued unrest.
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F5-21 Jet Upgrade Aims to Match MIG 21 Speed
Northrop says about 1 000 improved F5-21s will be built under a Air Force contract to keep pace with Soviet MIG 21s. Testing could begin mid 1970 with engines delivering 5 000 pounds thrust. About 600 F5s and 2 000 MIG21s are in service worldwide.
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Northrop
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