American teacher shapes Ethiopian craft revival under Point Four
Dr. John F. Dietrich, a Point Four coordinator and former New Mexico Highlands University educator, works in Ethiopia to reconnect the mind and hands of Ethiopians. He aims to elevate craftsman status, train teachers, and boost skilled labor with Emperor Haile Selassie’s support, addressing a cultural lag hampering growth.
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Services and Luxuries Are Selling Well
A New York report by Sam Dawson outlines three daily economic indicators. Living costs rise to new highs in rents and medical care while personal care grows. Factory workers earn higher wages versus a year ago, yet farmers see cash income down four percent. Overall, higher incomes boost consumer spending amid improving business confidence.
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Dietrichs to Return to Ethiopia After Year in Addis Ababa
Dr. and Mrs. Dietrich plan to leave Addis Ababa next month and rejoin their two daughters Susy and Mary in Las Vegas New Mexico until January. The family lived in Addis Ababa with basic water and food treatment needs while he taught at colleges and was on the Iowa State Teachers College faculty earlier.
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