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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1982
Page
17
The article highlights the rise of classroom computers, citing MIT’s Seymour Papert and IBM studies predicting widespread use by 1985 to 1990. It details benefits in programming, problem solving, math instruction, and student motivation, plus guidance for parents on reinforcing computer literacy at home.
Last week's Photokina show in Cologne spotlighted Kodak disc image transfer to TV with a 21 inch display and remote control, Polaroid autoprocess 35mm slides in minutes, and a Pro-Back 2 back for instant contact prints. Kodak plans eight million disc cameras by year end and Polaroid touts three film lines including a high contrast B W film for graphic copying. A new 1000 speed color negative film draws praise for night city scenes, and Ektaflex up to 12 by 18 inches printer is promised for early 1983 rollout.
Thirteen million young Americans will improve their communities during seven months via Colgate-Palmolive 11th Help Young America campaign 1982 83 Be Your Community Champions A total of 152000 in grants will be awarded to six national youth groups including 1000 first prizes and a 2000 bonus for the top project Entries run through April 15 1983 with celeb rity judges selecting winners Information available from Colgate Help Young America offices New York NY
A reader asks how to handle a coworker who steals supplies for a boss who won’t buy essentials. Abby advises to refuse aiding theft and considers seeking another job. Another asks about driving lessons at 65 to gain independence and suggests starting lessons if vision and reflexes are fine. A final note requests Abby’s wedding booklet with payment and self addressed envelope.
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