Educator Backs End to School Grading System
Dr Jacob Kaufman of Penn State advocates replacing grades 1-12 with an individualized advancement program. He says nongraded schools boost teacher creativity and student progress, with evaluation by conferences and parent notes rather than tests and report cards.
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Six Sailors Die In Crash At Curtis Bay
Six US Coast Guardsmen from the cutter Chase were killed when their car veered off Md 173 near Curtis Bay and sank into Curtis Creek. Five victims were from the Boston area, one from Pennsylvania. Police said the car flew 225 feet before entering the water, then surfaced and sank. Searchers used helicopter boats and divers. five bodies were recovered by 8 am and the sixth at 6:30 am.
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Union Chief Bars Pay Ceiling In Nixon Panel Debate
S Frank Raftery AFL C IO International Brotherhood of Painters president and labor member on Nixon's Construction Industry Stabilization Committee said the 6 percent wage cap is unacceptable and questioned the panel's power. He noted the order lacks price, profit, bonus and stock option limits and warned of future battles if the clause means little. A Welsh prince once offered a prize to see whether harpists or vocalists could swim the Conway River. harpists failed as their strings wet, singers won.
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FBI Chief Under Fire Boggs Demands Hoover Quit
Democratic Leader Hale Boggs accused J Edgar Hoover of tapping congressmen’s phones and monitoring campuses as he called for the Attorney General to seek the FBI chief’s resignation. Mitchell rejected the charge, defending Hoover amid a widening political battle over the bureau’s conduct and past investigations.
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Railpax Board Chairman Bars Modifying System
Washington AP The Railpax board chairman David Kendall says he will not back away from planned extensive changes to passenger train service despite uproar from areas cut from the network Kendall claims most of the country favors the system a 184 train network serving 114 cities with at least 100 900 population The system begins May 1 and uses ridership costs and local conditions to guide expansion Senate leaders question the plan as Pennsylva nia cities lose service with Mansfield calling the move a leap backward in surface transportation and Scott urging constructive action.
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