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The Record Newspaper 16 December 1982

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ALP proposal hits private school funding Pope condemns bombing

Pope John Paul ll condemned the Irish disco bombing and asked for an end "to the evil acts of fratricide."

A telegram sent by the Vatican Secretariat of State to Bishop Edward Daly, of Derry, in whose diocese the bombing took place, said: "The holy father expresses his profound sorrow at the loss of human lives and at the immense suffering caused by the explosion at Ballykelly. He renews his condemnation of violence and in the name of God appeals for a cessation to the evil acts of fratricide," the telegram said. "His holiness prays for those who have died and for the injured as well as for their families," it added. "He asks the merciful Lord to grant conversion to men and just and lasting peace to all the Irish people." —

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CANBERRA: The National Catholic Education Commission and ALP shadow minister for education say that they are in agreement on ALP education policy in all issues but that of providing a basic grant for all schools regardless of their resource level.

The suggestion that on a firm belief that each child iin the nation has an some of the so-called intrinsic worth and dignity wealthy private schools and that all children will be cut out of com- should receive the best monwealth funding in education the nation can the ALP proposal has provide. sparked a strong reac- The Catholic commission tion from private claims that this policy is school parent bodies protecting all children, not (See also Pg 15) as well as the opposi- just those in private schools, and hence it wants of the National to IIIIIIR tion I I =IIIIIIIMP 41 I IMMII/AI. I IIII I I .41IAllrIMOI 1 see government schools C athol ic Education to be of the highest quality. Commission. In New South Wales,

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(The full texts of the closer to where the Catholic and ALP state- Catholic and ALP statements are published on ments have been released, page 16 of this issue.) the issue is attracting more Mr Dawkins last week than passing attention met in Canberra with especially because of the Father J M Williams, publicised attitudes of milchairman of the National itant teaching unions that Catholic Education Com- they want to see the fundmission to iron out diffi- ing of private education culties which arise in the reduced if not eliminated. application of the ALP In Sydney, Mrs Margaret policy to Catholic schools. Slattery, national secreIt is alleged that no tary of the Australian ParCatholic colleges in WA ents Council, sees the ALP will be cut off from funds policy as a blueprint for the contraction of the nonthe proposal. guarantee you the L inThe Catholic commis- government sector of Brother Peter O'Sullivan, the "shepherd" of Bindoon, its best changeover deal; sion's statement was schooling. Parents' Australian month's "The this by endorsed ‘ ACCORD, new on first superior in 1934, and now a Christian Brother for half yearly meeting of the Council and its affiliated of the statue of PRELUDE CIVIC, Australian Episcopal Con- bodies have always held a 60 years, pictured last week at the foot whom the colafter parents Keaney Paul that that policy ACTY Brother firm means this so legendary the ference and the new choose to able should Australia be of bishops the two.) page story (See now named. is lege VAN or Ill give you support the principle that schools which best suit all children, no matter their children's needs and what their school, are because of this every child "All in all this policy schooling continue to were a number of myths entitled to a basic com- in a non-government appears to be commencing suffer a large measure of about education funding these days. school is entitled to a grant to force children back into financial discrimination. monwealth funding. Mr Dawkins claimed in from the government for a government school sys- "Some aspects of current "One of them claims that ERMS FROM meeting with the his or her schooling," she tem," she said. funding tend to discourage the government schools WITH REPAYMENTS TAILORED TO his Catholic Commission in said. Bishop Francis Carroll, initiative on the part of are poor and the nonSUIT YOUR POCKET. Canberra that outside the "The ALP now appears chairman of the Catholic parents and schools." government schools are LEASING FACILITIES AVAILABLE. Schools Commission set to breach this principle. bishops' committee on A phone call to the Lib- rich. That is simply not funding programme, there It is going to turn its back education, believes that eral Party in Perth this true! It is contrary to the was a further $70 million on freedom of choice for there are other issues at week elicited the reply that facts! It is wrong!" going mainly to the non- parents and the clear stake as well as mere fund- the current debate had government school sector requirement in the Schools ing of schools. been re-opened by the What people had to through the rebate for Commission Act that par- "The present state of ALP and that there was no remember, Senator Baume dependents' education ents should be able to government funding of comment at present as the said, was that "there is a MOTORS PTY. LTD. DL 0891 expenses and deductions choose government or schools still leaves much to Liberal Party policy big difference between the assets owned by a school for donations to school non-government schools be desired. remains unchanged. 1308 ALBANY HIGHWAY. CANNINGTON. building funds. for their children. The "For instance, children In Sydney the Federal and the money available On the other hand, the ALP apparently intends and their parents who minister for education for running the school. A PHONE 451 2333 A/hrs. 398 3662 Catholic position is that leaving some children with exercise their right to Senator Baume told The school can be asset-rich funding should be based no schooling grants at all. choose non-government Catholic Weekly that there and income-poor.

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