Students Learn From The World As Textbook In Illinois School
In an Illinois elementary school a new program uses the newspaper as the main resource for most lessons. Only 15 percent of instruction comes from textbooks, with arithmetic, science, and essays drawn from current events and editorials. The principal notes improved test scores as the program unfolds.
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Rotarians hear of mental health work in Longview
James Martin, clinical director of the Gregg Harrison Mental Health Center, outlined services and the Sheltered Work Program to Paris Rotary Club. He detailed budgets, staffing, and the center's growth since 1969, noting 60 Gladewater patients and 33 in the Sheltered Work Program plus the center's five Gregg and four Harrison County directors.
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Rotary
Guy Martin
Gregg Harrison
Fred Hull
Martin
Longview
Jimmy Brown
Gregg-Harrison Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center
Rotary Club
S. Green
Gladewater
Gregg
Harrison County
Dewey Gray
Depot Demise Sparks Community Debate In Gladewater
A reader notes local tension over moving or demolishing the old depot as part of a parking lot plan. The piece questions blame on reporters for coverage of a Union Grove school bond and laments a lack of local finishers amid many visionaries.
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George Smith
Union Grove
Gladewater
Union Grove FFA Elects Sweetheart Nominees And Fundraisers
The Union Grove FFA Chapter names Pam Johnston Pam Arrington Lisa Shaw and Patricia Smith as sweetheart nominees. They plan cake garage sales and car washes to raise funds. Bond approval funds district improvements and band ice cream supper scheduled Tuesday night at 8 30. Two students Kelly Smith and Carl Wilson hospitalized for tests and surgery.
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Union Grove
FFA
Pam Johnston
Pam Arrington
Lisa Shaw
Patricia Smith
Union Grove Band
Barrow
City Hospital
Kelly Smith
Carl Wilson
Remembering Claremore High School Style and Youth
A reflective piece recalls Claremore’s past fashions and norms. The author contrasts ragged jeans, patched clothes, and barefoot rules with current teen trends and affluence. The essay considers parental budgets, car access, and the evolving notions of expression.
Gladewater Mirror Publication Details and Rates
Gladewater Mirror issued Thursdays and Sundays by The Gladewater Publishing Company at Glade Avenue and Dean Street Gladewater Texas 75647. Notices include subscription rates for home delivery and mail in Texas and outside Texas with prepaid terms. Consolidated with The Gladewater Times Tribune November 28 1949 and The White Oak Texas June 1 1969.
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Gladewater Mirror
Gladewater Publishing Company
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gladewater
Gregg County
Texas
Gladewater Times-Tribune
White Oak Texas
Football season fever braces the gridiron world
A humorous sports column lampoons season previews by predicting outcomes for 1973. It targets the NFL and college ranks with sharp jabs at teams like the Dolphins, Redskins, Cowboys, Texas Tech, and UT, listing top pro and college teams and mock forecasts.
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Howard Cosell
Dolphins
Redskins
Duane Thomas
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Texas Tech
Longhorns
University of Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Philadelphia Eagles
Buffalo Bills
Denver Broncos
New England Patriots
San Diego Chargers
Washington Redskins
Miami Dolphins
Kansas City Chiefs
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Browns
Wake Forest
New Hampshire
William & Mary
Slippery Rock
Rhode Island
TWA
Texas A&m
Montana State
New York State
USC
Kilgore JC Enrollment Nears Four Thousand
Kilgore College reports a record 3906 students enrolled for the current term as of the twelfth class day led by 2892 academic credits, 318 non credit on campus and in Lone Star Pittsburg and Marshall, 521 in Police Academy and 125 in Oil and Gas Production Tech. An additional 50 high school students join contract education in Metals and Cosmetology as 10 new Daingerfield classes push totals higher.
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Kilgore College
R. C. Watson
Joe Cruseturner
Lone Star
Pittsburg
Marshall
Police Academy
Oil and Gas Production Technology
Daingerfield
Cruseturner
City to close alley and grant easement in Kay Acres
Marshall read a letter from four Kay Acres property owners asking for extra space to build back fences along a 15 foot alley. The council voted to close the alley and grant easement. Mayor Johnston named two committees to work with the school board on park repairs and to study hiring a summer recreation director.
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Marshall
Kay Acres
C. G. Johnston
Melvin Jenkins
Curtis Bright
George Thomas
A. E. (Pappy) Shipp
School Board
Johnston
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