Socio-Economic Management for Public Welfare Reform
David F. Linowes proposes a new discipline for the public sector, Socio-Economic Management, to apply private sector concepts like management and audits to social programs. He argues for qualitative outcomes, targeted funding, and regular audits to ensure resources serve true objectives rather than simply feeding numbers or beneficiaries.
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David F. Linowes
Linowes
U.S. State Department
United Nations
Linones
Center City
ROTC Enrollment Drops Amid Disenchantment With War
ROTC enrollment fell from 213000 in 1969 to 156000 in 1970 and 115000 in 1971 as Americans grow skeptical of the Vietnam era. The piece argues ROTC remains vital for producing officers, training technologists, and preserving civilian control of the military, noting ROTC supplies about 50 percent of new lieutenants.
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Paul Harvey
Vietnam
Pentagon
You
Asia
West Point
Annapolis
Colorado Springs
OCS
ROTC
ROTC Training Shapes Leaders Beyond Military Paths
Thoughtful quotes frame service and purpose as core values while noting ROTC cadets gain leadership skills and later high earnings even in civilian life. The piece argues ROTC labs replace rifles with management training and emphasizes education funding for those who could not otherwise afford college, ending with a call to maintain life insurance.
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ROTC
Bidding twist at Cavendish Club 1931 Spade slam thwarted
In a Cavendish Club hand from 1931 West led doubled by Eddy Hymes Jr and Willard Karn as South. Willard aimed to force a club lead while Eddy foiled the plan by not playing a certain diamond card. The sheet ends with the question what to bid after partner over your one spade and a future answer.
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New York
Cavendish
Edward Hymes Jr
Willard S. Karn
Eddy
Willard
Vocabulary puzzle clues across and down list mixed
A dense crosswords style clue list with across and down entries covering languages cities rivers deities chemical terms and various nouns. The grid appears to blend nation names plant terms animal notes and historical references reflecting a large themed vocabulary exercise.
Letters To The Editor On Hair Rules In Baytown Schools
Robert L. McDonald urges support for school discipline and dress codes in Baytown, criticizing permissive attitudes toward long hair and grooming. He cites campus disruption figures and urges parents to back school officials and standards to protect moral and spiritual welfare of children.
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the Sun
Philip Dignam
Sharpstown
George Garver
Baytown
Jerry Rubin
Chicago Seven
Simon and Schuster
Nam
Wallace
Kent State University
Yippi
Barger News Herald
Robert L. McDonald
Narcille
Baytown Sun Staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun in Baytown Texas lists editorial and advertising staff including Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton and Paul Putman with roles. It notes publication afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive and P O Box 9 77520. It carries subscription rates and AP membership and reserved republication rights.
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Ome
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Lena Brown
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Understanding what blood poisoning means and its risks
Dr Lawrence Lamb explains that true blood poisoning is septicemia, not local skin infections. He notes the liver can influence healing, outlines why some infections spread, and urges checks for diabetes and nutrition, emphasizing immune health and proper vitamin intake. John 3 36 verse ends the letter.
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Dr. Lamb
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