City Spirit program seeks public support in Anderson arts drive
Editorial urges public backing for the City Spirit initiative linking the Anderson Fine Arts Center and Area Arts Alliance with the National Endowment for the Arts. NEA facilitation would guide community discussions, assess needs, and produce a long range arts planning report. Letters to Joseph B. Schenk at 226 W 8th St Anderson Ind 46016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Area Arts Alliance
City Spirit
National Endowment For the Arts
Anderson
National Endowment
Andersonians
Joseph B. Schenk
Fine Arts Center
8Th St
Ind
An Editor's Outlook on Women Priests and Paul’s Stance
A reader recalls attending a church sermon by a female minister and muses on the ordination of women. The piece references St. Paul’s passages, compares reactions across denominations, and argues that gender should not bar a capable priest. It notes public resistance and envisions gradual change toward equal respect for women preachers.
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John Wayne
Jane Bloodgood
Tulsa
Episcopal Church
Oklahoma
Methuselah
Jane
Paul
Paul VI
Los Angeles Times
Capitol Fare Pupils Need Civics Explain Big Education Gap
A NAEP survey of 145000 U.S. students finds declining social studies enrollment and weak civics knowledge. Fewer than half can name a U.S. Senator or Representative, and many are unaware who governs their state. Critics call curricula riddled with electives, sidelining core civics.
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National Assessment of Education Progress
B. Frank Brown
Brown
NAEP
Republic
Mama
Sioux City
Christopher Columbus
America
Eddie Haskell in My Kitchen: Memories of a Peppery Guest
A writer recalls Eddie Haskell type kids from childhood and a memorable Tony Sparkle who charmed families with faux politeness. The piece traces evolving observations of a wary observer and the social theater surrounding family life and adolescence.
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Eddie Haskell
Eddie
Seventeen
Tony
Negative adverb By Alive on Carter fireside chat critique
The piece criticizes President Carter's Panama Canal treaty chat as weak and statesmanlike. It argues his word choices reveal attitudes and questions why he portrays Americans as still confident and creative while noting declines in prestige and currency.
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New York City
Carter
White House
Senate
Sun
Vietnam
Washington
Soviet Union
Torryos
Panama
St. Stephan's Cross
Treasury
Blumenthal
U.S
Free World
Congress
Marston
Volstoy
President Carter
Palace of Versailles
Theodore Roosevelt
Jimmy Carter
U.S.A. Synd
Washington Pressure Israel? y RON MENDREN
In Washington the stalemate over Middle East peace grows as Israel insists on keeping Sinai and the West Bank. Begin vows no concessions. Sadat insists land belongs to Egypt and allies resist pressuring Israel. US-Jewish community responses shown. calls for renewed pressure and public opinion to shift.
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Woongton
Middle East
Menachem, Begin
Miami Herald
NBC
David Brinkley Begin
Israel
Sinai
West Bank
Golan Heights
Brinkley
Sadat
Egypt
Carter
Begin
United States
Alles
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Chic
Socal Studies
Marie Eldridge
the Health, Education and Welfare Department
National Center For Education Statistics
Mr. Sampson
Philsophy Department
Field Enterprises, Inc
Y Ron Mendren
Will Rogers
Owen
Dre Baba
Boo
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