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Show 4 A- DESERET NEWS, - Thursday, October 8, 1970 UEA Told Pemos, GOP Agree Schools High On List ill fbnrtinurM fpnrn two wiainr agreed today that adu-ca- fj should enjoy high government planning the third party demanded that the federal fnvemment get out of in dele-gatt- af edition. Bg!Jt of nine hopefuls for thetwfices of United States Senator, U.S. Congress First District, and U.S. Congress, Second District participated jn a special forum during the opening day of the Utah Education Associations fall convention In heir opening remarks before approximately 150 persons, ;Sen. Frank E. Moss, and his challenger for the senatorial post, Rep. Lauacrent J Burton, knowledged the importance of education. Quoting from Aristotle, Burton said the fate of empires depends on the education of youth and this belief motivated him to vote to override President Nixons veto of an e d ucational appropriations bill. He Hid Nixons veto would have meant a reduction of funds for 28 Utah school districts. Moss said every child in this country is entitled to a quality education no matter where he lives and cited Congress decision to override Nixons veto of two education bills as evidence of a real conflict between legislative h, end sxeeutive branches on Spending priorities." Clyde B. Freeman, senatorial candidate for the American Independent Party, said the basic issue was free enterprise versus Fabian socialist slavery. He called upon the educators to open your eyes and ears to the dangers of involveincreased federal ment. In subsequent statements, Moss and Burton said education would receive highest priority and both advocated a strengthened federal role to insure equalization of opportunity. Richard Richards, Republican congressional candidate in the First District, denounced the Democrats reso- to. forbid police, milientering college campuses until the college president makes a written request. He also endorsed the Nixon Administrations gradual switch from defense to human neads. lution tary and others from His Democratic opponent, K. Gunn McKay, said there was a direct correlation between violence and the size of ' campuses where students are nothing more than numbers. He also questioned Nixons priorities in vetoing education bills while going ahead with the moon race and the supersonic transport (SST). Daniel L. Worthineton. the AIP candidate in the First District, attacked unlimited in involvement government education cn a free enterprise basis. Only one candidate from the Second District, Democratic candidate Adolph H. (Bob) Nance, was present at the forum. Incumbent candidate Sherman P. Lloyd spoke to e the meeting by telephone from Washington. Lloyd said he voted to support the Presidents veto because he felt the hill was However, he inflationary. assured the UEA members that he placed top priority on education. Nance took issue with Lloyd and asked why the incumbent would vote against education appropriations while voting for the controversial $1.3 billion SST. Every child has a right to an education. Chief Opens Door DOVER, DEL. (AP) -Twill fce an open door to the governors office once a month to let Delaware residents visit their chief executive. Gov. Russell W. Peterson said Wednesday he will set aside three hours on the of each second Tuesday month for listening to the viewpoints and ideas of citizens without appointments. hera T ruth Can 1 GREATER BOWITOWI DM Save U.S. American youth are being fed a whole gaggle of revolutionary ideas which iu y the way to make our country better is to destroy it. The way to combat these destructive ideas is to tell our kids the truth, Maxwell E. Rich, executive vice president of the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, said today. He was the speaker at the UEA Department of Classroom Teachers meeting in the Salt Palace Arena. If there is a wart on Americas face, your kids will be told to chop off her head,-Ricwarned. APPROACH WRONG To combat such ideas, you cant tell your kids that America is perfect because they will only pity you, he said. Tell your kids that they never had it so good and they wont know what youre talking about. Order your kids to be patriotic and theyll break your heart. The former commanding general of the Utah National Guard said, Tell your kids the truth. America is the greatest experiment in human freedom and dignity ever attempted by man, but its an experiment not yet completed and a new generation of Americans must make it better. Our youth should prepare for the future by studying the past to learn that this country was hammered and hoed and chopped and dug and clawed out of the wilderness d men who by asked nothing for nothing, Rich said. 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