Kids Say Background Music Aids Study Says Survey
A survey of college and high school students finds two fifths listen to music over ten hours weekly. Girls listen more than boys and high schoolers report more time for study music. Most say soft music helps concentration. excerpts quote several teens from Dallas Mayfield Heights and Abernethy.
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Natey Gilbert
Gilbert Fouth
Brooks Purnell
Dallas
George Dilton Abernethy
Beth Diamond
Mayfield Heights
Legal Soon To Fish There on Sundays
A ragged survey notes mixed views on Sunday activities and music. Quotes Yvonne Cronnam of Dallas and Rod Waller of Youngstown discuss distractions and studying with or without lyrics. The piece cites radio and cassette ownership, with several high school students weighing music’s impact on concentration.
Cassettes Rise as Music Tone in Student Study
In Petoskey Michigan and across states students discuss cassette players, noting ease of listening in cars and classrooms. Viewpoints range from enjoying single songs without delays to concerns about tape costs, sound quality, and price versus records. Authorities mention no decision on broader limits.
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Petoskey
Mich
Lake Michigan
Bear River
Petos
Karen Martin
East Rockaway
Janie Cott
Jailius
Houston
George Pappas
Washington
UPI
Dallas
State Department
Tim Lo
U.S
State College
Soviet Union
San Fran
Leningrad
Ann
Crames
New York City
Uie Ales
Meridyth Miller
Thomas Roberts
Lynbrook
N.Y. Ts
NASA Studying Student Ideas for Skylab Experiments
More than 15,000 high school students proposed experiments for astronauts aboard Skylab. The National Science Teachers Association gathers ideas and will select 25 to forward to NASA. Proposals will be judged on compatibility with Skylab flight requirements as the Apollo-Skylab mission targets a spring 1973 launch and three three-man crews will spend 140 days aboard.
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Washington
National Science Teachers Assa. Iy
National Autonaulics and Space Administration
NASA
Space Laboratory
Teens Seek Help for 1965 Barracuda Startup Woes
A reader asks Mike Lamm about persistent hard starting on a 1965 Barracuda 274 4-1. The column suggests a too rich automatic choke, possible carb overhaul or tuneup, and notes fuel use around 12 mpg with oil on startup. The reply advises choke adjustment and maintenance steps.
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Michae
Jamnt
Mike
Chiqie
Mike Lamm
Room 60
Rockefeller
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the PA
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