French Show Keen Interest in U S Election
Paris reporter Anne Swardson notes French observers puzzled by U S politics and by Jimmy Carter, a peanut farmer turned candidate, as the 1976 campaign unfolds. The piece frames French fascination with American electoral culture and Carter's image.
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McGraw-Hill
Jimmy Carter
Carter’s French Reception Shapes 1980 Bid in Paris
In Paris, Carter is seen as a serious candidate whose rise from humble roots challenges class norms. The French press weighs his policies against national models, with Le Monde noting similarity to French governance ideas and Le Figaro criticizing Ford’s record and urging careful judgment. Parisian opinions mix admiration and skepticism as the debate over his unemployment stance and future policies unfolds.
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Dear Abby Letters on Office Lunches and Labels
A reader questions married bosses taking secretaries to lunch and cocktails. Abby weighs on workplace boundaries and how relationships are labeled, urging caution and context. A critic argues against labeling friends with intimate ties, while others address assault victims and parenting discipline using a blunt slang system.
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Jack
Parallel Play Revealed as Normal for Toddlers
Dr Salk reassures Mrs J F that 18 month old children show parallel play and are not ready to play with peers. Guidance: provide adult time and individual play materials until age three to reduce frustration and support social development.
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Phi Mu Officer Visits OU Campus
Phi Mu field secretary Donna Farren of Palm Harbor Florida will visit the Ohio University Phi Mu chapter the week of October 11. She will assist in planning activities for the 1976 78 biennium as Phi Mu marks its quasquicentennial. Phi Mu founded at Wesleyan College in Macon Georgia in 1851 52 celebrates its 125th anniversary with the U S Bicentennial and the 200th anniversary of Phi Beta Kappa.
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Athens
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Wesleyan College
Macon
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Phi Beta Kappa
Child Poisonings Increase a FDA Report
The Food and Drug Administration notes that poisonings among children under five are rising with soaps detergents antihistamines cold medicines paint and vitamins increasingly ingested while aspirin remains the most common medication but in fewer cases safety packaging and baby aspirin limits help reduce its use Medical Device Law now extends to numerous devices including hearing aids wheelchairs and heart lung machines to ensure safety and effectiveness
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FDA
Children Learn How Museum Exhibits Are Made
In New York the American Museum of Natural History hosts an exhibit explaining how displays are prepared. It shows authentic animal skins versus man made skeletons and uses a rock display to illustrate model creation. A scale model fly demonstrates magnification.
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American Museum of Natural History
Little Links in Oriental Sauce for Party Bites
A recipe by Marian Reeder offers Little Links in Oriental Sauce using brown sugar flour mustard pineapple juice vinegar and soy sauce to simmer little wieners and cocktail sausages for 64 appetizersKeep warm in a chafing dish and serve with wooden picks Clifton New Jersey reports a lightweight folding wheelchair weighing 27 pounds made of structural plastic with color plastic wheels replacing wire spokes.
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