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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
3
LaDell Porter, industrial arts teacher at Springs High School, describes industrial arts as a core part of general education. The program aims to provide exploratory experiences in industrial activities to guide students in choosing occupations and understanding industry and technology through hands-on processes.
The text argues industrial arts develops aptitudes and self reliance through school shop problem solving. It claims benefits include better occupational decisions and readiness for retraining across careers. It cites a study where students with industrial arts in high school fared better in college than those without, suggesting realistic problem solving aids college success.
The piece weighs how facts and emotion drive policy debates on DDT. It cites counts from Hawk Mountain Sanctuary and Britannica, questions the role of DDT in wildlife trends, notes studies on hatchability and toxicity, and cites malaria control as a historical success while briefly introducing mercury headlines.
The article explains mercury's properties and environmental spread through air rain and soils, noting two mercury compound groups alkyl and aryl with varying soil persistence. It cites a 1970 Huntley Brin kley report on contaminated grain feeding hogs and stresses proper chemical use and label reading to avoid human error.
The text argues production could rise with reduced herbicide and insecticide use, claiming potential delays in food supply surpassing 100 percent. It then critiques expectation and disappointment, reflecting on income tax discussions and a paradox about wounds from a blank.
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