Brunswick Board Holds Line Against Dismissal Call
The Brunswick Board of Education rejects a citizens group push to oust the superintendent and director of instruction. The board cites contracts and fiscal responsibility, noting recent school growth, new buildings, staff hiring, and a settled teachers’ strike as reasons to move forward.
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Harvard moves to core curriculum for undergraduates
Harvard faculty voted 182 to 65 to adopt a core curriculum that defines an educated person as one who thinks clearly writes well and has a broad informed view of history cultures and ethics. The reform aims to restore a basic liberal arts goal amid 1960s revolutions and broader calls for curriculum revision across colleges.
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United States
Harvard
Henry Rosovsky
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John Harvard
Cambridge
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Carter rebukes lawyers before Los Angeles bar
President Carter chastised the legal profession for making justice more costly and less equal, drawing applause from the Los Angeles County Bar Association. He echoed Chief Justice Burger and urged a response to his challenges so justice may “roll down like waters.”
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Carter
Los Angeles County Bar Association
Amos
Rhodes faces school money woes amid strikes and political skirmishes
Governor Rhodes treads a wary line on education funding and public employee bargaining as schools close and strikes spread. He defends past formulas, questions long term plans, and suggests lottery revenue is not the solution while opposing broad strike rights and eyeing November elections.
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Lee Leonard Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Charles F. Kurfess
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Lorain
Mansfield
Youngstown
Carter faces Senate brinkmanship as Church eyes 1980 bid
Washington. President Carter must contend with Sen. Frank Church as a rising force in the Foreign Relations Committee. The Idaho Democrat, likely to chair the panel, could use foreign policy as leverage in a presidential bid, potentially widening internal Democratic splits. The dispute over the Mideast arms package underscores the fragility of U.S. unity on alliances and policy.
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Frank Church
Idaho
Mideast
Church
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Donneybrook
Western Alliance
Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Westmoreland
CNS
Church and the 1976 race for president
The piece analyzes Charles Bartlett Church as a potential disruptor if he pursues the presidency. It notes his 1976 primary wins, his temperament, and tension with Carter and Kissinger scenarios, arguing the Senate Foreign Relations chair should avoid parochial aims and focus on national interests.
Total Vietnam coverage sparks debate on press role
Edward Neilan analyzes Gen Westmoreland's critique of U S press coverage during the Vietnam War. He notes the general questions media objectivity and censorship but argues broader factors shaped home opinion and antiwar sentiment. The piece also previews a book review by Arthur J Dommen on Etienne Manac h and French Asian perspectives.
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William Westmoreland
Vietnam
U.S
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Westmoreland
Hanoi
Moscow
North Vietnam
Arthur J. Dommen
Indochina
Asia Mail
Dommen
Saigon
United Press International
Los Angeles Times
Etienne M. Manac
Appreciation for Medina schools amid criticism
A Medina senior urges new residents to recognize the quality of local schools and thanks teachers for their perseverance. The letter emphasizes gratitude from parents and students and discourages excessive criticism despite the year’s challenges. The CNS note also references broad critique of U.S. Vietnam era intelligence and diplomacy, urging full discussion of lessons learned.
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