Private citizen Ford named Eisenhower Fellowships head
Gerald Ford is named president of the Eisenhower Fellowships, a nonprofit funding study for foreign executives in the United States. The appointment is non full time but active. Ford's salary was not disclosed.
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Soviet economy shows slim gain in 1976
Soviet 1976 industrial output rose 4.8 percent, below the 7.5 percent rise in 1975 and short of the 8 percent goal for the period. Steel reached 145 million tons, oil at 520 million tons, with labor productivity up 3.3 percent as planners shifted toward quality over quantity amid harvest losses and demographic trends.
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Leigh to Host East Division Band Clinic
Leigh High School will host the Mid State Conference East Division band clinic on January 31. The article notes the date correction from January 30 and mentions the first Atlantic cable message sent from America to Europe on August 17, 1858.
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The Lighter Side of Cold Weather Pioneers
Washington humor column notes the invention of temperature scales and funny origin myths. It lists Fahrenheit Celsius and Reaumur, and parodies wind chill and other cold weather quirks with humorous anonymous names, praising American contributions to temperature readings.
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Georgia Size Compared to Contiguous States
The informe notes Georgia with 58,073 square miles is closest to the average area among the 48 con terminous states according to United Press International.
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Foster mother recalls deep bonds with many children
Mrs. Thelma Rothenberger, 63, discusses embracing foster care after an initial natural family history. She describes crying when giving children up, long stays from weeks to years, and one foster son still in her life after two decades. Her journey began after an infant adoption and a reaction to her mother.
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Leigh Village to hold public hearing on streets plan
The Leigh Village Board will hold a public hearing at 8 p.m. February 8 at the city hall on the proposed one and six year Village Streets Improvement Program beginning in 1977. No construction is planned this year beyond routine maintenance. Funds will retire bonds from the 1973 and 1974 seasons.
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