Rain On Cotton Works Differently Across Markets
Memphis AP reports the 1972 cotton harvest slowed by rain, easing farm work backlog while price activity varied. Spot purchases reached 469100 bales last week, buyers advanced forward contracts, and exports lagged but show international demand for mid to high grade cotton.
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Memphis
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Sixth Graders Learn Basics Of Capitalism
In Tampa at Carver Elementary School 11 year olds participate in a pretend economy. Students receive $150 weekly paychecks to learn taxes sales graphs and financial record keeping. Charles Kelly earned $1,200 in two months and bought a $900 skateboard in the progressive workshop.
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Tampa
Fla
Carver Elementary
Charles Kelly
Right whales and a classroom bank venture
A teacher, Miss Swinney, created an academic year business venture in which a classroom bank, led by Charles as president, pays $50 in a rial slot. Students balance checkbooks, auction discarded toys, bid salaries, and compute taxes. The program aims to engage sixth graders and turn them into diligent learners.
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Charles
Classroom Bank
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Kelly
Author backs male Esther Vilar role in US tour
AP reports German author Esther Vilar, famed for The Manipulated Man, defends her theory of male genius and female manipulation. She argues mothers train boys to accept enslaved roles, while men seek security in marriage and success. Vilar promotes the idea of “the pleasure of nonfreedom” and travels the United States.
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Germany
London
Miss Vilar
United States
New York
East Village
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