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Show ksoit. jraccmni Sunday Herald 2B r. v - L ,;' .X ' , v .1 J " Equitable Financing Of Education Big Challenge in America By FREDERICK necessary constitutional H. TREESH Pmt amend-I'aitt- d International menls. now In this era .when national) Metropolitianizaiion n American dictates that all school ,ists m t compiexes should iaxt equal suburban County, Term, it is opportunity, Fla. Jacksonville, differences to hard justify gross director in spending per pupil among1 Dr. J0"" Hams, Nashville's of superintendent) suburbs. their cities and hools. says that This inequity results in the .metropolitan 'child's a richnesi f u schooling urban-childre- -educaUonal me jure indiKlrv dependent in oV how t district and formulas for districts. Jo. las are and ment (mw large" muA taxable lnratrf in ha school the nature state aid to Lf'JSS FalSe of . . tJM 00 ' i tine. increase in that snort often. ul fonnu-- , tt vi5 SadniBe.$ on tax assess- not suburbs thil Clty onl? therefore America In a Showcase j n, , 3, vinyl-coate- three-hundred- Man NEW YORK (UPI) could learn to live comfortably tn the arctic and bow to make long space journeys in a state of suspended animation. In all probability, by studying the polar bear. The great white polar bears seen in toos are active animals, but the polar bear also is the world' champion among big mammals. He can lower bit pulse rate to an eight beats per min- nte without hibernating. ' Researchers at the University tt Alaska and Navy and Air Fore scientists currently are trying to find out how the polar bear does it That's Just one field scientists have expanded by studying the physiology and habits of animals and birds, according to recent article in Petroleum relaxer . Week. ths -r-. ft . I T ... l'. . J J f I' 22 New Community Deliberately Designed to Cope With Automobiles Business Today LITCHFIELD Man Might Learn Some Lessons From Polar Bear , At Jopcn's WorfJ Expo 70, America's pcYilioa will be notable for the largest deer-sparoof ever built. The translucent, glass-fibe- r, d dome will be the approximate size of two football fields. Internal pressure from air blowers will keep it inflated with of a pound of pressure per square inch. Largest single exhibit area is the pctrilioi will show our accomplishments in space. In addition, there will be a gallery of sports equipment (includina Hia Indv rhammanchin rn nnA enma dune buggies), pictorial masterpieces and a display of Indian and Eskimo folk art Dr. Jai.ies E. Allen vr.. tV Before the metro U.S. commissioner of education, govermnent around Nashville nai u. neeora is suie ihad Kays burden financing of - educaUon com-- ; municipal . Dinea wiui 4,, tion" combining big city schools to deteriorate. began school districts with those in The metro plan also 'ias lifted their surrounding suburbs. many school problems at least State financing would reduce partially out of politics because the burden on the homeowner, the metropolitan school board wfr now pays a disproportion- is appointed by the mayor, not ate share, and distribute it elected. more evenly through broad- - Harris, former superintendent based statewide taxes. It also at Des Moines, Iowa, is so would equalize tax rates among enthusiastic about metropolita- the various districts. Micruganjmzauon that be believes in Ja now prepared to adopt such places it would go beyond the lines. voters if county approve system, (UPI)-H- ow PARK, Ariz. along arterial, so no cars are'oibstructions along the route. centers or i industrial parks, icars to their starting point So Simple-la-ke a final touch, a separata res-lon-g cs moving. As ILmes are built on side streets cars donx look for shortcuts network of foot paths winds for to keep traffic parked along the roads, and,Tbe result: No turbulence. 35 miles through the town, open or through Litchfield Park's there are no driveways, neon All stores and businesses are that are either 'off the main roads in shopping return idential areas curves that to other or looping poles signs, utility cyclists or peoestnans. out the "tur bulence," the interruptions and stons in the flow of movement mat snowball into maris,' engineers after they studied the delays, and sometimes house-fly common tuning rod flight stabilizer. If we could disLitchfield Park, is a new cover the homing and navigattown being built on open ing secrets of buds we could near Phoenix. 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