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programs and a per-sonal pitch from President Reagan,the fiscal 1986 budget conference yesterdayremained stalled over defense and Social Security spending.  \nAlthough Reagan Wednesday met with the conferees and reached a tentative agree-ment on increases for Social Security cost of living and defene,there was noclear indication when the conferees would resume formal talks.  \nWhen the negotiations originally broke down June 25,the conferees had madesignificant progress on education funding,including reaching an agreement toincrease by a 5 percent inflation factor the $3.6 bi1l1on Chapteri program fordisadvantaged students,the $3.6 billion Pell Grant program and the s69 millionIndian education program(HED,June 27).  \nGive And TakeIn exchange for those boosts,which are supported by theHouse,the proposed compromise would give the Senate an additional $221 m1llionfor the $2.5 billion special education and vocational rehabilitation programsnot included in the House version of the bill.  \nBudget committee sources in both the House and Senate yesterday said it wouldbe at least next week before the conference reconvened.Committee sources saythey are pessimistic that any quick agreements will be reached.\"It doesn¹tlook good,\"said one.\"This whole thing needs to be done by the end of thismonth.\"  Said another:\"Time is creeping up on us,and we don't have muchleft.\"  \nIn a related matter,Senate and House committee staffers said yesterday thatthe House will not choose conferees for talks on the fiscal 1985 supplementalappropriations bil1,which includes vocational education and student aid.untilat least next week(HED,June 24)。--Susan J.Aluise  \n# BENNETT SAYS ED IS UNNECESSARY TO FEDERAL EDUCATION ROLE\n\nEducation Secretary W1lliam Bennett said in a discussion broadcast Wednesdaynight that while the federal government might have some role in education,theEducation Department is not essential to carrying out that job。  \n\"I think one might be able to make the case that some federal involvement ineducation might be necessary or advisable,but I don't think you can argue thatthe Department of Education is necessary,”Bennett said in the pretaped show.  \n(more)  \nJuly 12,1985  \n# BENNETT SAYS ED IS UNNECESSARY TO FEDERAL EDUCATION ROLE(Cont.)\n\n\"Let's remember …back six or seven years,we once survived and educated peo-ple without it.There may be some proper,iimited federal role,but it doesn'tstrike me that it is an essential.\"  \nBennett appeared on the public affairs program\"Counterpoint\"with former Edu-cation Secretary Shirley Hufstedler to discuss the federal role in education.The program,which aired on WHMM-TV,a public television station run by HowardUniversity in Washington,D.C.,was taped April 21.  \nHufstedler,whom President Carter named as the first education secretary whenhe formed ED in 1980,strongly disagreed with Bennett's opinion that the de-partment is unnecessary.  \n\"of course we need a Department of Education,\"she said.\"The idea that themost important future of the United States should not have a seat at the Cab-inet table of the president of the United States seems to be totally wrong.\"  \nBennett,who said he agreed with former HEW Secretary Joseph Califano that thecreation of ED was \"another cynical exercise in special interest politics\",said a Cabinet seat has no impact on the problems that exist in education.  \nED Irrelevant To Education Problems\"Frankly,\"he said of ED,\"whether wegot rid of it tomorrow or whether we doubled its budget tomorrow,that would beirrelevant to the major problems left in education in our society.\"  \nBennett said the real way to improve the educational system is through enhancedefforts at the local level.\"I think the one thing the federal government cando that's quite proper …is to remind us of where we are,and to tell uswhere we've come;to give us our report card if","cbCaimSTgD9NYW9b","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimSTgD9NYW9b","pdf",1852149,"English","# 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