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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1972
Page
7
California Rural Legal Assistance sues to end group intelligence tests in schools arguing bias favors middle class white children. The piece warns against discarding tools and urges teacher education to use IQ scores correctly rather than eliminating tests.
A columnist critiques modern discourse noting graphorrhea as excessive writing by omission. It contrasts politicians and public figures like Duane Thomas and Howard Hughes with a media landscape that favors saying nothing while ink flows. The piece urges authorship and accountability amid springtime distractions.
Paris critics assess three Communist China films led by The Construction of the Nanking Bridge on the Yangtze River. The works present Maoist education over Western style storytelling, praising revolutionary themes, with limited cinematic value and notable political propaganda.
Washington based report notes that a year of voting reform in the House has cut absenteeism and forced members to attend and vote on amendments. Critics say the change intrudes on routine practices, requiring more time in the chamber and exposing members to debates they consider irrelevant. A House study group finds most teller votes last year covered major issues like war, school busing, the draft and appropriations.
In Manchester New Hampshire the Muskie campaign faces a fragile edge as polls show potential rivals McGovern Yorty Mills Kennedy and others could claw into his expected win. Analysts warn Muskie may win poorly or lose ground in his own backyard, threatening his frontrunner status across the early contests.
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