Schools Embrace VD Education Amid Public Health Crisis
A health warning urges schools to teach venereal disease prevention to teens, arguing education curbs ignorance more effectively than abstinence alone. Public health officials favor integrating VD into family life or disease prevention curricula while avoiding character education.
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Carole King’s private life shapes her music career
The Washington Post profile notes Carole King, a top selling artist of 15 million albums in three years, avoids interviews to protect her home life with two children and a baby. It details her rise from songwriting with Gerry Goffin to fame with Tapestry, and her preference for privacy despite public success.
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George Harrison Material World review and Leon Russell album notes
Short reviews cover George Harrison LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD and LEON LIVE. Harrison’s first album since All Things Must Pass emphasizes familiar spiritual lyrics and a single cohesive sound with Give Me Love as radio focus. Leon Russell’s three record set with Black Grass showcases strong piano and backing, featuring Roll Away the Stone and Delta Lady among others.
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Upward Bound program helps WV Tech outreach to 120 students
E. E. Dillon, director, leads the eighth Upward Bound at West Virginia Tech July through August 11 guiding 120 high school juniors seniors and recent graduates from Boone Clay Fayette Nicholas Raleigh and Wyoming counties. The program blends academics with enrichment activities to boost college readiness including reading English math science social studies drama art and nursing law enforcement. Tech music camp runs July 15 28 with workshops and performances featuring Upward Bound participants and Tech students. Field trips nightly programs and dances accompany a state-wide tour schedule. About 44 percent of Upward Bound entrants to Tech earn degrees.
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U S S R Pact Expands Cultural and Educational Exchanges
The four executive treaties negotiated by President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev include a cultural accord placing existing programs on a long-term basis. It calls for at least 40 graduate students researchers and instructors annually for study and research in sciences arts and humanities and up to five weeks of language prep. It also provides for annual exchange of at least two graduate level students or young specialists in dance music theater film and arts for four to ten months.
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Public Health Service
Schwartz
U. S
America
American Social Health Assn
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Washington
Nixon
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William P. Rogers
Andrei Gromyko
Campaign urged to curb violence against hitchhikers
Nathan Adams in July Reader's Digest warns of a rising crime wave against hitchhikers, especially girls. He cites high rape rates in Boulder and Boston, many assaults near university towns, and notes police data show one in six hitchers face sex crimes, with murders and beatings rising as well.
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Led Zeppelin in Los Angeles a rowdy visit ends in chaos
The group arrived in Los Angeles for concerts and caused disturbances at San Diego Airport injuries. A ninth floor Continental Hyatt House suite saw a table tossed from a window. At a theater party for Jo Jo Gutne they allegedly damaged restrooms and lobby paintings. Back at the hotel a four foot cake was dumped into a swimming pool during John Bonham birthday celebration with George Harrison and Patti.
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Chester rock festival set for July 8 at Waterford Park
Waterford Park Amphitheater in Chester West Virginia hosts Music in the Hills on July 8. Tickets cost 6.50 in advance and 8 at the gate with gates opening at 9 a.m. and music starting at noon. Acts include Humble Pie J Geils Band Black Oak Arkansas and Frampton's Camel. Mail orders accepted at Music in the Hills P O Box 254 Chester WV 26034. The 400 acre site is expected to accommodate all attendees. Food and beverages will be available on site.
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