Indiana Faces Severe Shortage of Public School Teachers
Officials say Indiana will open with an undermanned system as about 42,000 public school students pack into crowded rooms. Elementary grades show the worst gaps with as many as three jobs per two teachers in some districts. High schools need more staff in English, foreign languages, math and science.
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Indianapolis
Joseph
H. Wilhelm
Indiana
Wilhem
Wilhelm
Jack Booher
Isin
Ind
Hanover
Lyrcal
Crawl
Hanover College
New York
Ford County
U. S
Principal Gene Fisher Named at Bob Jones Academy
Principal Gene Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Ernest F Fisher of 1919 Jefferson St was named chief administrator of Bob Jones Academy Greenville D C by the Board of Trustees He holds a doctor of education from Ball State College and leads regional and alumni groups He and wife Martha Lucille Dielzen live with their three sons at an address on Main Street.
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Gene Fisher
Ernest F. Fisher
Jefferson St
Bob Jones Academy
Bob Jones University of Greenville
D.C
Ball State College
Muncie
Southeastern Regional Association For
South Carolina Association
Bob Jones University
Martha Lucille Dielzen
Elizabeth Dielzen
Main St
Disabled Aided By Clothes Giving Help In Dressing
Helen Cookman, fashion designer and executive director, writes on functional clothing for the disabled. Dr. Howard A. Rusk recruited her in 1955 to coordinate hospital fashion research at NYU. The Clothing Research and Development Foundation began in 1961 after a market test yielded broad interest from 700 organizations.
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Helen Cosakman
The
Clothing Research and Development Foundation
Patricia McCormack
Howard A. Rusk
Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
New York University
Medical Center
Clothing Research and Avelopement Foundation
Capittal
Canada
England
Mental Health Budget Seeks 116.5 Million Over Two Years
Indiana officials request 116.5 million for mental health operations, staffing, and hospital expansions for the next two fiscal years. Budget chief notes slim chances of full approval, while Ginsberg pushes hiring and facility projects at Muscatatuck and Fort Wayne state schools and additional clinics and services statewide.
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Indianapolis
State Department of Mental Health
Stewart T. Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Fort Wayne
Muscatatuck
North Vernon
Beatty Hospital
Westville
Larue Carter Hospital
Central State Hospital
Evansville State Hospital
Fort Wayne State School Grea
Editorial clash over GM profits and union bargaining stance
The piece criticizes editorial writers for favoring management while ignoring retirees who helped build GM. It argues retirement proposals are weak and favor young workers seeking jobs, likening the plan to an unlikely insurance payout. The article asserts editorials, GM profits, and UAW bargaining roles belong in their own domains.
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Anderson
General Motors
United Auto Workers International Union
Detroit
CIO
UAW
United Automobile Workers Union
TAW
Guide Lamp
LAW
Reuther
Worker
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Muscatatuck State School
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Northern Indiana Children's Hospital
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Rodger A. Champbell
John A. Boone
East 27Th St
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Texas
Anderson High School
Kenneth Robertson
Walter S. Park
Jack Crabtree
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Madison County Council
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