OOP Students Gain First Hand Experience
Donna Pitts of Austin High School will work part time in the city building department starting Monday under the Office Occupations Program. Of 15 students in the program, only one remains to be placed. Donna is the only one hired by the city, doing general office work from 2 to 5 p.m. daily. The program, new this fall, requires two hours daily in training, with students earning minimum wage for about 15 hours weekly.
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Austin
Larkin Yates
Christine Elliott
Donna Pitts
Center
Austin High School
Elliott
Jim Garner
Christine Ellett
Donna
Decatur students enter work program with local firms
Mrs. Elliott announced a high school work program linking students with local employers for office experience. Participants include Mary Ann Knoblock at First National Bank Judy Murphy at Mutual Savings Life Insurance and several others across banks insurance cable TV and libraries seeking September employment contacts at Austin High.
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Mary Ann Knoblock
First National Bank
Judy Murphy
Marie Powell
Mutual Savings Life—Insurance
Linda Higdon
Sandra Johnson
State National Bank
Jeannine McAfee
First Federal
Patricia Nelson
Prestolite
Patsie Reed
Decatur Cable TV
Claudia Young
Pet Dairy
Claudia Wright
Commercial Credit
Linda Lunney
American Credit Co
Sharlene Qualls
Credit Bureau
Jeanette Bartee
Decatur Public Library
Chile launches birth control drive to curb abortions
Chile seeks to curb high birthrates with an official National Health Service educational campaign. Married or single women may choose methods fitting their economy and beliefs as contraception pills and intrauterine devices are promoted. With 8 million people, Chile grows 2.8 percent yearly and faces about 100,000 illegal abortions and 280,000 births annually.
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Santiago
Chile
National Health Service
Important notice for people 65 and over on Social Security
The Social Security Office urges all 65 plus individuals to apply for hospital and medical insurance, even if not working under Social Security. Some may qualify for monthly cash benefits, and 1966 earnings could affect checks. A March 31, 1966 deadline applies for medical insurance. call 355 5880 for pamphlets 1 and 2.
Colleges urge nuanced view of student sex activity
A three year study by the Group of the Advancement of Psychiatry urges colleges not to overreact to premarital sex yet calls for clear views on conduct. It stresses privacy, responsibility, and education, noting varying adolescent attitudes and the need for a sound rules structure.
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New York
Group of the Advancement of Psychiatry
Harrison Eddy
Vassar College
Robert Arnstein
Department of University Health
Yale University
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