California Schools Face $300 Million Federal Aid Question
Washington state reports Wilson Riles said federal aid to local schools will likely stay at the 1973 level, preserving about 300 million dollars for California schools next year. He warned that receiving nothing would be a major educational disaster.
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California Faces $300 Million Federal Education Aid Decision
U S aid for California under the 1973 level is likely to continue on the House Education Committee amid debate over the Nixon Better Schools Act proposal. Riles warns July 1 funding is near, California could lose $55 million if the plan passes, and a one year ESEA extension is possible.
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Colleges enter revolution in goals say Carnegie report
The Carnegie Commission report titled The Purposes and the Performance of Higher Education in the United States Approaching the Year 2000 states colleges face rising student and faculty pressure to take sides in social and political issues. It identifies five core aims, critiques current function alignment, and predicts ongoing but measured change since 1870, with academia pursuing thought and persuasion over active advocacy. Clark Kerr presented the findings at a news conference.
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