Bridge program at Fairhaven College unites generations
Fairhaven College in Bellingham Washington launches The Bridge, a federally funded experiment in multigenerational living and learning. Eight seniors ages 60 to 80 move into dorms, with 21 more to arrive. a day care center serves preschoolers. Participants may take regular or special courses.
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Bellingham
Wash
Fairhaven College
Violet Dail
Mary Votter
Seattle
Fairhaven
Western Washington State College
Blair Kirchner
University Opens Course In Occult
Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison New Jersey started a voodoo course. Students witnessed a weekend indoor ceremony featuring ceremonial dances music flames and a Haitian voodoo priest simulating a rite with rattles prayers rum and a St Patrick image.
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Stephen M. Brown
Associated Press
Madison, N.J
Fairleigh Dickinson University
St. Patrick
Alexandre Abraham
Haiti
Fairleigh Dickinson
Smith weighs spanking ban and annual sessions
Smith says teachers oppose a spanking ban in classrooms with about seven to three against it. He debates annual General Assembly sessions, citing businesslike budgeting as a key benefit. He has had Raleigh committee exposure since last summer and expects contact from High Point officials. He will stay at Beckanna Apts on Glenwood Ave during the session.
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Smith
General Assembly
Raleigh
High Point
Beckanna Apts
Glenwood Avenue
Nun Plays Organ For Methodists
Sister Lorraine Therese Miller a Catholic nun papers organ for Glacier Way Methodist Church as part of her ecumenical mission to unite Christians through music. She studies at the University of Michigan and uses church service and private lessons to fund her education while stressing music as apostolate.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Lorraine Therese Miller
Glacier Way Methodist Church
Humanity
Garden of Eden
Lorraine
St. Mary of Oregon
University of Michigan School of Music
Glacier
Ann Arbor
Episcopal Cathedral
Portland
Ore
Sister Lorraine
Methodist Church
Glacier Way
Effort To Bridge Gap Appears Are U S Cuba Relations Bearable
The United States and Cuba show a tentative pause in enmity after 13 years with a warming trend. Fidel Castro appears less hostile toward the United States and Havana hints at dialogue if the hemispheric embargo ends. Kissinger cited Cuba policy concerns, while detente with China and the Soviet Union and Indochina troop withdrawals influence Castro.
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U.S
Cuba
George Gedda
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Mexico
Fernando Lopez Munro
Castro
Nixon
Soviet Union
Latin America
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Havana
China
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Indochina
Indochina Conflict
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Optica. Co
Davidson County
Archdale
Trinity
Glenada
Denton
Jamestown
Kernersville
the Bargain Advertiser
P.O. Box
Thomasville
N.C
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