Herald A lantern 10 March '62

NJEA Head Slams U.S. Fund Cuts

n Wildwood New Jersey Education Assn 'r President Mrs Edithe A Fulton today ivaid Presi dent Ronald Reagati s pro posed education budget » 'wrong” and, if Gov Thornan Kean follows the. »I*resident's lead and cuta state educJitirm spending. • well have a mess to mate)) the crisis of 1976.” Mrs Fulton's was speak mg* at the County Educa tion Association's annual legislative dinner at .TheLodge here Pres'ident Reggan would fiave us believe that we should leAve the education of our. children to ' chance,” Mrs Fulton said If a child happens to live

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in a poor district, tough. If a child is handicapped, too bad Let the parents act. If they can’t affdrd it, let them lift themselves up — even if they Ire barefoot by their own bootstraps. • THE REAGAN theory is that Washington shouldn’t lift a finger to help them.” Mrs Fulton said “He’s wroag ’’ Mrs Fulton also protested that Reagan wants to abolish the U.S Department of. Education and commented: WE’LL, FIGHT tooth and-nail against tluft. He wants to end federal aid to education We'll fight tooth-and-pail against that too In the short run, he

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wants t6 cut as much aid as he can to education and research programs. We will fight tooth-and-nail against that. “The minds of children are as important to our national security as anything in the military budget, and the federal budget should reflect that.” Mrs. Fulton said. •THE NEW ELEMENTARY and secondary block grant, the new Title I budget, impact aid, vocational aid. student grants^ and library fu )ds all cc the same as only 40 hounrhf Pentagon spending, can anyone say the federal government spends too much on education and too little on defense?" Mrs Fulton applauded Gov Kean’s negative comments on the proposed Reagan budget, calling them a "realistic analysis of the Reagan budget' disaster " GOV. KEAN SAID, what NJEA’s been saying — that education and other social programs can’t stand any more cuts. Military spending must be curbed. Human needs must come fifst." Mrs Fulton said NJEA and Ken .shared many

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goals - less regulation by the State Department of Education, less pMerwork, less bureaucracy^nd an end to "needless testing." NJEA has long called for the abolition of the State - Minimum Basic Skill Test (MBS) program saying it is expensive and gives educators information they already tyave. MRS. ^FULTON SAID NJEA would be "watching • Governor very carefully all through the state budget battles. "New Jersey may well be- the first test of the New Federalism," Mrs. Fulton stated. "Will the State of New Jersey meet its commitments? Wifi it send to school districts exactly the certified amounts of state money that local boards wefc told to expect as they made up 1962-83 budgets? It’s budget-making time' right, now. We need to know. ••IF THE STATE, follows Washingtort’s lead and reneges, every school board wilj be in the soup," Mrs. Fulton declared. "We will have made up budgets that won’t work. It Will be too late To raise local pro•perty taxes to make up the pifference. If state cuts

follow federal cuts, we’ll have a mess to match the crisis of '76.'' IN 1976. THE STATE told districts to anticipate a certain level of aid, but was unable to deliver the full amount because of tax battles. The resulting shortfalls in local budgets caused program cuts all over

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MRS. FULTON SAID another major NJEA goal is "a broader scope of bargaining," so that NJEA members would have “the right fb sit as equals at the bargaining table." Saying

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thit the failures in Poland, • the American atito industry, and educational administration in New Jersey proved "the uselessness of top-down management", Mrs. Fulton vowed' 1 NJEA would fight for a bill to widen the scope of negotia-

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‘‘These failures demonstrate the futility — and the risk to us all — of letting a few self-styled experts call the shots. In education, strength and ex- ■ pertise are found in the classroom," Mrs. Fulton

said.

THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF OCEAN CITY INC. at Shelter Rd. of Tennessee Ave. in Ocean City has the pet below for adoption as well as many other canines and felines. Shots are administered . before adoption. The Society is run’ by volunteers and donations are appreciated. They’re open between 1 and 4 p.m. and can be reached at 399-2018.

Beach Fill Project

TOMS RIVER-TheState Department of Environmental Protection has applied for an Army Corps of Engineers permit to replenish eroded beaches in Sea Isle City and Strathmere. Plans provide for placing 700,000 cubic yards of

beach fill extending from Otis Ave. in Strathmere to the southern end of Sea Isle, City. The fill material will be hydraulically dredged from b borrow area in Strathmere Bay and piped to the ocean beach. The area includes Whaie Beach,, which is subject to severe erosion.

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