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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1972
Page
8
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The piece questions pushing gifted children ahead, noting that misfit pacing can overwhelm a child placed with older classmates. It argues teachers and counselors must decide based on each child's capacity to learn, to avoid dampening a bright student’s eagerness.
In a Great Britain U S match tale of two boards, North South reached six notrump after odd bidding and heart leads. The American pair then won 1,020 points while another line yielded 1,070 points, illustrating how even experts err in high level bridge.
A fragmentary TV schedule lists programs and times including Tonight Show, Partridge Family, Hawaii Five-O, Gunsmoke, The Rockies, News, and sports or special segments. The snippet mixes dates, channel notes, and miscellaneous program entries without full context.
Television channels in Buffalo and Cleveland include WGR and WBEN in Buffalo, CBS-affiliated WEWS in Cleveland, WKBW in Buffalo, and WW in Cleveland, as reported in local listings. The item notes channel allocations and call signs across the two cities.
Dr Jester L Coleman discusses throat culture use in diagnosis. He cautions against overuse as many germs reside harmlessly and antibiotics do not treat viruses. Culture utility is limited to atypical infections or suspected unusual germs, with emphasis on clinical judgment and antibiotic balance. DR. COLEMAN invites reader letters for future columns.
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