Libraries To Build National Learning Centers For Teens
New York AP says public libraries will become People’s Universities guiding continuous education. Grants from NEH, U S Office of Education, and CEEB fund a project linking libraries with local colleges to serve adult learners. In year one research and training. year two models in at least 10 cities.
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New York
National Endowment For the Humanities
U.S. Office of Education
College Entrance Examination Board
Munity Learning Centers
CEEB
Arland F. Christ-Janer
Health Caps Capsules: Rabies Likeliest USA Animals
Dr. Michael A. Petti lists the top 19 animals most likely to carry rabies in the United States with skunks at the top, followed by foxes bats raccoons dogs cats and cattle in order.
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Michael A. Petti
M.D
USA
Dear Mike: Mustang Steering Fit for Ranchero 1966
A reader asks if a 1965-66 Mustang steering column fits a Ranchero. The answer: Mustang yes, Cougar no. Also notes about an AMX club and a Hong Kong colony fact.
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Michael Lamm
Mike
Eager
Max
AMX
Kids Call Teachers Compassionless Dictators in Survey
A Youth Service survey of high school and college students finds most see teachers as insensitive and autocratic though 90 percent had at least one outstanding instructor. Mismatched views on gender of teachers show 60 percent preferring male teachers, with regional differences noted in the Northeast.
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Gale Barnes
Whipple
Ohio
John Adams
Clifton
N.J
Jane Withers
Roger Shofkom
Sidney
N.Y
Gary Monos
Amherst
This Day In History For January Fourth
The Associated Press notes key events on January 4 across history including Burma’s independence in 1948 and Isaac Newton’s birth in 1642. It lists presidential addresses, Utah statehood, Nazi youth training, Cassino action, Campbell’s death, Kennedy tax cut proposal, Humphrey in the Congo, Nixon visit, and notable birthdays Grace Bumbry and Floyd Patterson.
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Associated Press
Burma
Republi
Isaac Newton
Lincolnshire
England
George Washington
Utah
Union
Germany
Cassino
Italy
Donald Campbell
Lake Conston
John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Congo
Richard Nixon
Grace Bumbry
Floyd Patterson
Officers Elected By Unit Trustees at Old Orchard Beach
The OOB Rescue Unit elected Robert Boynton as president George Granger as vice president Carmen Granger as secretary and Gil Pelletier as treasurer. Appointments include John Raffety vehicle maintenance Gil Pelletier first aid supply officer Wayne Gilbert radio maintenance officer and Pauline Boynton schedule officer. An emergency childbirth instruction class with a film followed the meeting. Meetings will be the last Wednesday of each month at the OOB Fire Station. Sphinx moths vary in size from bumblebee to eight inch wingspreads.
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Old Orchard Beach
OOB Rescue Unit
Robert Boynton
George Granger
Carmen Granger
Gil Pelletier
John Raffety
Wayne Gilbert
Pauline Boynton
Oob
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Jasper
Garden Grove
Calif
Hong Kong
China
Canton River
Cam’s Lunch Stand
Pine ST
Biddeford
Ann Hubert
Jane Hanson
Atkinson
Nancy Gilbert
The
Youth Service
Armstrong
Remnants & Area Rugs
Laco
EIT KS
Meo
Saco
Berton Braley
McDonald’s
Main Street
Michael Spath
Butler
Lady Wrangler
Velour
Russ Togs
Parkas
Main ST. Biddeford
Group Health and Life Insurance
Outing and Sports
Morningstar Corporation
Maine
Kennebunk, Maine
Garland
Arctic
Union St. Jean
Adams St
Mystic
Vanity Fair — Gossard
Artemis
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