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Censorship groups changing emphasis
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON  Censorship remains a persistent problem for public schools despite court rulings that rejected conservatives' textbook challenges. People for the American Way said yesterday.
But the group, founded by television producer Norman Lear, said it appeared that "far right" organizations were shifting their tactics away from schoolbooks efforts to classrooms or libraries.
"One alarming trend is that national and local pressure groups have adopted mainstream tactics. They have lobbed state legislatures on curriculum guidelines and pressure textbook selection committees to reject books and programs that fail to pass their narrow, sectarian litmus test," Kropp said.
Arthur J. Kropp, president of the 270,000-member organization, said, "Censorship remains a persistent problem nationwide."
John H. Buchanan, chairman of the group, said that instead of challenging novels or reading series 'one at a time', last year's book banners are testifying at book fairs, readings, or running for school board."
He said that was a more appropriate way to air their grievances, but he charge they still favored "inductionism, not education."
Rebecca Hagline, director of communications for Concerned Women for America, one of the so-called "mothers" organized by People for the American Way, said the report was typical of PAW's "religious bigotry toward homosexuals."
The report said Concerned Women for America presented the Barlow, Fla., board with 4.456 petition signatures opposing teaching about contraception in sex education courses.
Senator Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan.
GOP
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sacchusets Gov. Michael Dukakis was vulnerable because of his positions on defense and policy issues.
"He doesn't have a hard sense of international relations," she said. "He misses an understanding of people and their needs to achieve at he bargaining table."
But Kassebaum conceded that Bush also was struggling with policy issues.
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