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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1965

Page

11

Projections of Educational Statistics to 1973 74

The 194 edition from HEW forecasts continued growth in schools and colleges with higher education expanding fastest. College enrollments would double by 1973, while high schools rise 33 percent from 1963 to 1973. Elementary growth slows as birth rates stabilize and enrollment remains near 99 percent. Expenditures rise significantly across all levels. full degree credit enrollments reach 8.9 million. total higher education spending to 16.5 billion dollars.

U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Washington U.S. Government Printing Office D.C

Maryland Passes Scenic Easement Legislation

Maryland's General Assembly approved a scenic easement law allowing landowners in five southern counties to grant easements and receive perpetual tax credits to preserve open land along the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay. Eligible properties include river basins, conservation areas, country clubs, golf courses, and streams, aiming to conserve water, soil, and scenic character while enabling low-cost preservation.

Johnson Maryland General Assembly Maryland Potomac River Chesapeake Bay

Self sealing shingles rise in asphalt roofing

Department of Commerce reports about 30 percent of all asphalt roofing shingles are self sealing and the percentage is steadily increasing. Self sealing shingles include factory applied cement that bonds one shingle to another to produce a wind resistant roof.

Department of Commerce

Matching Tile Is Not Easy The House Doctor

A reader asks how to replace cracked bathroom tiles in a poorly maintained home. Steps include removing damaged tile with a cold chisel, cleaning grout, applying waterproof adhesive, leveling, and grouting. Also notes insulation saves heat and mentions a lighting projector by a major manufacturer.

New Ceilings for Old and Home Repair Q&A

Home improvement Q and A covers floor coverings ceilings and repainting frames. Gypsumboard pros and cons. remove old ceilings before new to avoid layering problems. Odor in refrigerator tackled with charcoal briquettes. repainting advice includes burn off old paint and priming aluminum gutters. House Doctor answers on paint stripping primer and finish coats.

Urban Uplift Making Headway In the Nation's Communities

Urban reform efforts across the United States cohere around revitalizing downtowns and open spaces. Architects, business leaders, and citizen coalitions advance projects from Canton Ohio to Knoxville and San Francisco, pushing for civic centers, landscaped plazas, and restraining freeway expansion to protect neighborhoods and heritage.

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