Teachers and Psychiatrists Pilot in Classroom Help
Article describes a pilot program by the Mental Health Center and Scottsdale School District pairing teachers with psychiatrists and psychologists to address classroom problems. It reports positive reactions, suggests expansion with parent guidance seminars, and calls for broader mental health collaboration in schools.
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Mental Health Center
Scottsdale
Department of Pupil Personnel Services
Liberal press and newspaper ownership in the United States
The conservative press claims liberal bias but ownership data shows chains control about 63 percent of weekday circulation. The 14 largest chains include Times Mirror Knight and Cowles as moderate or liberal, while 10 chains are conservative. Liberal papers total around 10 percent of national circulation.
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Editor & Publisher Magazine
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Times Mirror Co
Knight Newspapers
Cowles
Agnew
India Lobbying Tactics Highlight U S Russia Divide
The piece accuses India of subtle covert lobbying in Washington to sway U S policy on Pakistan while criticizing U S arms to Pakistan. It notes Delhi’s anti U S stance amid famine aid and references Indian dependence on Soviet weapons. It also mentions lobbying targets like Sen Sparkman and Reps Frelinghuysen Thomson and Moorhead who declined such junkets.
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John Sparkman
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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R.wis
William Moorhead
House Banking Committee
Guest editorial Pollution can pay off
The piece argues for pollution taxes or tax incentives to spur cleaner disposal methods. It notes historical splits among conservationists but cites National Wildlife Federation support for incentives, negative or positive, as a step to reverse pollution. It cites policy incentives and quotes five spokesmen urging higher taxes and policy reform.
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National Wildlife Federation
Kennedy’s 1972 bid seen as possible but unlikely
Washington notes weigh Ted Kennedy as a potential 1972 Democratic candidate amid party chaos and weak fundraising. The piece compares Muskie McGovern Humphrey and McCarthy, arguing Kennedy could emerge as a viable nominee if dynamics shift, with Nixon’s fate and war ending as critical factors.
Thoughts on school problems mailbag
A reader offers a four point plan to ease school conflicts. Emphasizes home training, respect, parental involvement, fair treatment of teachers, recognition of extra duties, and prudent school governance to keep the system from being dominated by any one side.
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