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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1973
Page
7
A critique of Lewis Terman's 1922 study on gifted California children shows IQ predicts only part of life success. The follow up notes selection bias, luck, and social factors, with many high IQ individuals failing to match expectations and overall outcomes varying widely despite similar IQs.
Washington Star-News becomes the nation’s largest metro daily to fully switch to photocomposition speeding up production and cutting costs. The Independent Press-Telegram made a similar move. The Star-News notes initial hiccups and hopes Washington readers will be patient as the process proves its benefits.
The White House laments leaks and gossip in the Watergate case while arguing for fair treatment of its staff. Senate Ervin committee chairs insist on testimony about relations with conspirators, not private chatter. The piece critiques McCarthy era rumor culture and urges careful, substantiated evidence to protect the political process and due process.
A radical shift in the Supreme Court’s direction is underway as Nixon appointees Burger Blackmun Powell Rehnquist join in limiting the Serrano doctrine. On March 21 the court split 4 records with Powell Stewart leading the majority to reject perfect equality in public services. Justice Marshall denounced the decision as activist but the majority upheld judicial restraint in funding education.
A set of classroom letters celebrating projects at a Golden Poppy Classroom. Students mention hydroponic tomatoes, telephones, wildflowers, field trips, a deed of 300 square feet, visits from various people, and a note from President Nixon. Several authors reference tacos, snakes, and a TV camera while sharing class activities and friendships.
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