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Show The Salt l.aUe Tribune, Thursday. Mar ft I ' ' h .30. 197s 2f.'j V In Jacksonville, One Man Turns Around Citys School System By Dr Max and on the buses i.rw Every teacher is n required to homework. "(tit Discipline is being tightened. When we first moved here in 1974, policemen had to patrol the school halls. Now they are gone. "(7) A dress rode has hern established' Italfeily 'I thought you q might be interested in a summary of the progress new of our relatively as-ig- school superintendent, Herb Jacksonville It Sanw shows what one man can do ill In local 1976, teachers threatened to no on strike. Mr. Sang reminded them that it was illegal for them to stage a walkout, hut that it was all right with him since there were enough substitute and unemployc'd teachers who would be more than happy to take their places. The strike never occurred. Ji There is also now a woman's watchdog com notice on school books. It has made great strides in getting good, ethical Issiks into the school s sleni. Th Mr In 1976, stalled Sang giving the SAT (nationally standardized) tests, and said that all graduating seniors must be able to pass or they won't get a diploma. That's when the screams really started! The teachers demanded that the children should still )r. Kafferty allowed a 'social promotion. "At the end of the year, TV gave quit a bit of publicity to the fact that be one boy who got failing grades in class all year was promoted, while his sister who received almost all A's failed the test "The reason is that classes are now set up as slow, average or fast groups, and it's possible for a student in a 'slow' class to get all As during the year and still not Is1 able to pass the SAT, while a student in a fast group may struggle along, barely passing, all year and then go through "the SAT like a quiz kid. "Mi There is a clamp-dowon children smoking on school property SI And once again after all these years there will Is' no social M I, C promotions Jacksonville, Fla. A. Ive been hearing about Mr. Sang and had plannnd to do a column on his remarkable reforms, Now youve written it for me. Thanks! Q. "On what monumental presumption can -- homosexual- - Ik call d 'fiays1? They should more appropriately - In called Sails lr at the ' very least, Grays "I wish you were in Washington with Cabinet rank as Secretary of Education. F. "Any chance-'Duff., Knoxville. Tenn. A Well, ves Alxiut the same chance as my elected Pope r w inning the Mr America contest Of winning the Pulitzer Prize In fact. Im all aquiver in anticipation Q "I read your column T.ist of 2Pth Century Greats' with interest But I want to take exception to your greatest politician! (Franklin D, If vou had Roosevelt rig ( i destructive force in our history He gave part of Berlin to Russia; we're still paying lor this terrible mistake. He signed 7 million people into Soviet slavery without even labeled him greatest liar' or greatest black mailer, I would agree w ith you F DR: Ini my opinion, lalmr against capital, whites against blacks "He even gave the drunks back their hooze Now even the ladies and resectable people are drunks! "I nominate F.D R. as the greatest lieuteuant of Satan who ever lived!" W.M.W., Tunnelton. con-sulti- "(1) Was the greatest liar of all time. He lied about everything in gov- Russia them. murdered them by the thousands! He set all our ernment, and the people people against loved it! "i2) Was the greatest other! farmer vs. Rich each poor, Ind. consumer. v Whoa! I didn't say he a de- wasnt a liar and U.N. University Struggles to Fund Projects By Kileen Alt Powell Associated Press Writer Iran are selecting NFW YORK Scien- tists in a scries of villages to exiieriment with a unit that can be used to sterilize medical instruments. In India they are looking into ways to store grain out of reach of insects and rodents. "It would take a train 3,000 miles long to haul the solar-IMiwere- grain eaten hy rats in a single year," the researchers say. Both projects are sxin sored hy I'tutcd Nations University, a institution now fight ing in this country for a financial contribution it considers crucial to its future. James N. Hester. 511, former president of New York fniversity and now rector of the F.N. academy, said in an interview, "It would be tragic if this wonderful idea would fail to achieve maximum effect because the United Stales did nol contribute to it chartered hy the United Nations and head to quartered in Tokyo fund research, training and the exchange of in formation The idea behind the U.N University is not what the name implies The university has no Hester figures he has visited 70 countries in the last two years in efforts to raise the $5n0 million endowment that eventually will produce about $35 million in income to campus, seeking no degree- students. Rather, said Hester, it is an international institu tion fund programs on hunger, natural re sources and human and h about has been raised thanks mostly to a $100 million grant front Japan and Hester fears many nations are hanging back to see if the U S. Congress will appropriate Iho $7.5 million President Carter has requested for the university. So far, Twice structive force. I just said he was the best politician of this century and that he most certainly was. Who else could have been elected to the Presidency of the United States four times in a row? 1975, Congress authorized a contribution, but President Ford left it out of his budget. It was social development one-fourt- V. elertion Hester time, said. Then last year, the (cl appropriation got hung up in the Senate. Ios 1978, Angeles Times Syndicate UNCLAIMED FURS the university came close to getting U.S. funding In e FROM STORAGE BEING SOLO New & Used Furs To Choose Froml "Ovr 200 SAT. ONLY 12-DIG- IT n SEIKO APRIL 1 NOON TO 5 P.M. PRINTING DISPLAY 310 IMPACT Ws Acut Msstsr Chsigs. 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