Making Of Teen Idol Cassidy Shows Big Business Structure
The Los Angeles Times reports on David Cassidy whose Albuquerque crowd mobbed him as cops aided a rapid exit. Studios, promoters, and retailers push Cassidy as a merchandised teen idol, with record sales, dresses, lunch boxes, and posters fueling a multi million dollar enterprise around Partridge Family star status. Cassidy earns millions through contracts, tours, and fashion lines as executives project continued fame and future movie roles.
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David Cassidy
Rickie Nelson
Frankie Avalon
Fabian
Dara Enterprises
Screen Gems
Columbia Pictures
Lee Buch
Amarillo
Tex
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
New York
Hollywood
Mikal Bales
Ruth Aarons
Aarons
Bobby Sherman
Donnie Osmond
George Evans
Frank Sinatra
Paramount Theater
Jim Flood
David
Miss Aarons
Flood
Michael Gray
Tiger Beat
Tracking Down Scholarships
Robin Hines reports on scholarships tied to careers, citing journalism as a model. The piece lists major sources including Sigma Delta Chi Theta Sigma Phi Dow Jones funds and Indiana options such as Indianapolis Press Club and Nina Mason Pulliam Scholarships, urging students to pursue field specific aid beyond college offices.
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Robin Hines
Robin
Highland High School
Ball State University
Sigma Delta Chi
Theta Sigma Phi
Dow Jones and Co
the Observer
Wall Street
Barron
National Business and Financial Weekly
Indiana
Indianapolis Press Club
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indianapolis
Hilton A. Brown
Nina Mason
Methodist Youth Gift Hair Dryer To State Hospital Patients
Members of Fifth Street United Methodist Church Youth Fellowship donated a hair dryer to women patients at New Castle State Hospital Rose Cottage. Connie Bates Jim McKinley and Bobile Cooper delivered it. funds came from the youth group.
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Fifth Street
State Hospital
Diane Harney
Learn The Game And Win A Guy
Pendleton Heights girls study football to avoid being football widows. Laura Dwiggins and Diane Mullins express mixed interest while Denise Weaver and Theresa Burns show limited knowledge. WEEM director Rod Brooks says women are learning football to prepare for marriage despite limited understanding.
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Rooceon
Laura
Dwiggins
Pendleton Heights
Theresa Burns
Diane Mullins
Denise Weaver
Dave Rubinking
Jim Jones
Dave
Rod Brooks
WEEM
Rams
Bengals
Debbie Chambless
Bears
Packaging Financial Aid Expands College Access
Ball State University and Anderson College officials along with area high school counselors say a student can attend college regardless of income due to packaged financial aid. Funds are increasingly tied to need as well as merit, allowing more students to receive aid while still supporting academic excellence. Ball State reports aid awarded to all 7300 applicants before the deadline.
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Ball State University
Anderson College
Norman Beck
BSA
Ball State
Beck
Financial Aid Office
Accent On Youth Package Financial Aid To Help More Students
The financial aid office distributed nearly $10 million in scholarships grants federal loans and work-study with awards from 200 to 1000. Aid is based on family income and student need using PCS and ACT forms. Gift aid loans and work study form a packaged aid plan while many scholarships remain unused due to donor restrictions.
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Financial Aid Office
College
Coueges
Financial ‘Aid
PCS
Beck
Indiana State Scholarship Commission
Ball State
National Defense
Shoplifting as teen pastime harms youths and stores
A local feature argues shoplifting has become a popular but dangerous teen activity. It cites 35 percent of November juvenile arrests for shoplifting, near 20 percent for the year, and notes peer pressure, low item values, and the need for deterrents from courts and police.
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Kelley Hawes
Anderson
Anderson Police Department
A Bit Of Deceit A Shoplifting Scenario
A dramatized monologue describes a youth considering shoplifting a pen and an album. It shows how a store detective observes, the motor of fear and guilt, and a plan to exit unseen. The piece ends with a warning about consequences and parental involvement.
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Fay
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