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OSF FROSTV PFB COUPON 15* OFF FROSTY iSTSTm Nova dt Wendt, s Old F ashioned Hamburgers this coupon entities you to lr»c off a thick rich Wendy’s Frosty Offer expires \ lurch 11‘lsJ \<>t \uIkJ with urn ithcr "tb i PPf ' P \ A - *, U\ ifi.% President proposes ‘new federalism’ era WASHINGTON (AP) - Educators are fond of citing the original Northwest Ordinance of the 1780s. which set aside one thirty-sixth of that vast stretch of land for educational purposes, as the start of the federal com mitment to education in the United States But the Constitution does not mention the word "education," and the history of the federal commitment has been marked by fits and starts, ebbs and flows Pres Reagan's "new federalism" proposals would be only the latest turn If Reagan succeeds in his “new federalism'' plan, an nounced last week, to turn con trol of more than 40 federal pro grams over to the states, the federal government would jetti son responsibility for most education and training for its citizens The Comprehensive Em ployment Training Act and its legacy of direct federal invol vement in job programs for the poor would vanish Moreover, Reagan would shift to the states virtually all educa tion programs, except compen satory education for the poor and the handicapped: the Work Incentive Program, vocational rehabilitation, and vocational and adult education The federal government still !7 People who need people need an E.merak/ Heart Throb to he the luckiest people in the world. Tell that special someone how lucky you are by placing your Heart Throb by / pm l eb. 11 at the ODE, MX) EMI \ I’O Bookstore, or EMI' Main Desk. would provide loans and grants to college students, although Reagan is seeking to cut them The Carter and Reagan ad ministrations already have ta ken deep whacks at CETA, par ticularly its tuil-time public ser vice jobs Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan says CETA failed to train the poor for productive jobs in private busi ness, despite a federal invest ment of $53 billion over the past seven years AFL-CIO Pres Lane Kirkland has denounced the proposed transfer of job training respon sibilities The federal government pays only about 8 percent of the na tion's total school bills, but it shoulders a larger share in the major cities, where public schools are filled with poor chil dren When Reagan took office, the Department of Education was spending nearly $15 billion It has since been cut to $12 9 bil lion and reportedly is targeted for only $10 6 billion for fiscal 1983 Reagan wants the department abolished On the campaign trail in 1980, Reagan blamed federal inter vention for what he — and many education critics — viewed as a deterioration of standards in the schools Willard McGuire president of the 1 7 million-member National Education Association, says Reagan's plan is a blueprint for disaster.” Reagan sought cuts of more than one-third in virtually all federal school aid last year He left both the $1 billion han dicapped aid and the $2 9 billion Title I program of compensatory education for needy children out of his "new federalism'' package Congress last year cut only $200 million from Title I Many of the federal school programs were created to meet special needs that Congress felt states and local school districts were neglecting In 1975, when Congress passed a law guaranteeing all handicapped children a free appropriate public education, it promised to pay 40 percent of the extra costs of educating them by 1982 But the federal share has never risen past 12 percent Congress converted 33 smaller programs, including desegregation aid. ethnic studies, arts education and others, into block grants last year after it cut them by 25 per cent to $470 million Those block grants would disappear under the new federalism Red tail Sharks Reg. $2.99 Now $1.99
