Rafferty blasts sociological education in lecture
Dr Max Rafferty urged an end to teacher tenure and merit pay, calling school of education bilge and demanding focus on subject matter. He warned against indoctrination, praised phonics, predicted fewer teacher strikes, and advocated selective hiring and targeted funding for new schools to address inequities.
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Max Rafferty
Torquemada
Rafferty
Lorain County Community College
Mah Jong
LCCC
Hitler
Ture
California
Los Angeles
Lorain fears EPA permit system may bankrupt city
City officials warn the EPA’s new national pollutant discharge elimination system could force Lorain to cover massive water and sewer upgrades. Council seeks new rates to fund 5 million in capital work, far short of the 20 million needed, while EPA aims to detail allowable discharges and a rapid compliance plan.
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Lorain
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Council
Jacobozzi
Hospital expansion moves beyond masonry work plan
The project will start in mid March with completion aimed for early 1975. Akron based John Jacobson Co. serves as general contractor and the city has taken ownership during the expansion to ease financing.
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John Jacobson Co
Akron
C-T
Gene Puskar
Lorain County
Elyria Memorial Hospital
East River Street
Local man captures teen suspect after service station robbery attempt
Lorain County resident Arthur Van Dyke and his son pursued two youths after a Klein's Texaco service station robbery on 21st Street. One suspect was collared by Van Dyke and taken to the police, while the other fled. Attendant Richard Brock described a knife threat as crooks demanded money and menaced owner Andrew Klein and employee Donald Kuhn. The captured teen was turned over to juvenile authorities. Van Dyke's family reported the incident to police.
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Lorain
Sheffield Lake
Arthur van Dyke
Lake Rd
Klein
Texaco
21St Street
Oberlin Avenue
van Dyke
W. 20Th Street
Lorain County
Richard Brock
Leavitt Rd
Brock
Andrew
Donald Klein
Donald Kuhn
Ninth St
Arthur van Dyke. Jr
Richard
Russ
van Dyke. Jr
Ex justice opposes mini court plan in Cleveland
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J Goldberg opposes a proposed mini court to ease the high courts workload. He told reporters after addressing an American Bar Association meeting here that he has seen little support for the plan. Justice William H Rehnquist also urged procedural changes to handle caseloads as essential to the court's future.
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Cleveland Iap
Supreme Court
Arthur J Goldberg
Goldberg
Gaidberg
American Bar Association
William H Rehnquist
ABA
Rehnquist
Warren E Burger
Federal Judicial Center
Federal Courts
Minicourt
High Court
Supreme Courts
Florida
Dan
Death by own action rises as cause of death in youth
Reports from New York discuss how suicide rates among young people may be undercounted due to taboos and misclassification. Psychotherapists note the toll of self harm on communities, urban areas, and minority groups, with estimates suggesting higher actual figures than recorded.
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New York
United States
Roberts' Steelworkers bid faces county election test
Local 14 former president Carl Roberts seeks District 28 directorship in Cleveland as 13 steelworker locals in the county vote on nominees for key union posts. Roberts runs against Joseph Kender Frank Valente and Charles Quinn with about 5 000 of 7 000 members set to vote in November.
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Loram
Carl Roberts
Roberts
United Steelworkers of America
District 28
Cleveland
Steve Caruso
Teller Post
Serteiar
Pashhivah
Steel Letairinatora Works Union
Cateh Omor Tre
Frank Valente
Lexoland Federation of Labor
Charles Quinn
County
Apt Tarnatel
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Ohio
Euclid
Kevin Ziegman
Glen Ziegman
Metcalf Rad
Elyria
Spring Valley School
Dave Jones
Ex-justice
Ality
Tovah Mall
Dace
Pashkevich
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