Toy Hazards Highlight Panel Discussion on Safe Play
A Bennington College Nursery School panel with Anne Hatcher Mary Dodge and Elena Herzog explored toy safety risks and creative, inexpensive play ideas. They warned of millions of yearly injuries from children’s products and urged cautious use of seals of approval while promoting do it yourself toys and low cost, safe alternatives.
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Bennington College
Anne Hatcher
Mary Dodge
Elena Herzog
F.A.O. Schwarz
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Consumer Product Safety Act
Commission
U.S
Ms. Hatcher
Out of the Stacks Celebrating Holidays in a Simple Way
Community holiday guide from the library promoting crafts and non material gifts. Readers learn to make own gifts and decorations, with workshops on December 8 and ideas from accessible books. A Christmas chorus, pattern exchange, and recommended holiday books are highlighted alongside extended shopping hours in Bennington.
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Vera _ Lartens
Sheila Jackson
Julia Lammer
Thalassa Cruso
The
American Friends Service Committee
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Pentimento
Lillian Hellman
Little Brown
David Sherman
Time-Life Books
Sam Levenson
Simon & Schuster
Burr
Gore Vidal
Random
Graham Greene
Bennington
Chamber of Commerce
Hiram G. Savage
Akron campus to receive 149905 grant for cancer virus study
A $149,905 three year grant from the National Cancer Institute, part of NIH, to the University of Akron was announced by Rep. John Seiberling. Dr Nada Ledinko will extend work on tumorigenic Adenovirus Type 12 and its effect on DNA and RNA in cancer cells, linking to smoking risks and vaccine principles. The project spans Nov 1 1973 to Oct 31 1976 with yearly allocations of 48207, 49227, and 52471.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cancer Institute
U.S. National Institutes of Health
University of Akron
Ohio
U.S
John F. Seiberling Jr
D-Ohio
Nada Ledinko
Putnam Memorial Institute of Medical Research
Putnam
Akron U
Damon Runyon
Man
Ledinko Long
Ledinko
New England reps back Ford as 40th VP except three Dems
UPI reports that all New England representatives voted to confirm Gerald R. Ford as the 40th vice president, with three Massachusetts Democrats abstaining: Robert F. Drinan, Michael J. Harrington, and John Joseph Moakley.
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Washington
UPI
New England
Massachusetts
Gerald R. Ford
United States
Robert F. Drinan
Michael J. Harrington
John Joseph Moakley
Mt Anthony Union High School Lunch Menu Summary
Weekly lunch offerings across Mt Anthony Union High School and neighboring elementary schools include juice, various sandwiches such as sloppy Joe and tuna boat, hot entrees like chicken ala king and spaghetti with meat sauce, sides of vegetables, desserts, and daily milk. Notable Friday items feature fish sticks and tuna boats with multiple sides.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington
Pownal
Frankfurt
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Salk Institute
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Northwest Missouri State College
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Rutgers
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University of Houston
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District of Columbia
Annals of America
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