Lawmaker eyes radio TV limits and parental input
April and May plan hearings on media content and expensive books amid rising concerns over blood and thunder programming. A proposed committee split would assign jurisdiction over radio and TV while seeking views from parents teachers and industry to shape a national mutual security program. The piece notes President Truman asking for foreign policy funding and cites Turkey's modernizing reforms reaching from 3800 to 2026 with Christian youth recruited into Muslim faith schooling.
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Jon gAllon
Kroger Scholarship Plan Aids 86 Students Entering College
Kroger announces 86 students will receive one year $200 scholarships for 1982 at land grant colleges across 17 states. Winners chosen by college committees from high scholastic achievement and leadership in 4-H, Future Farmers of America, and other groups. Colleges and scholarships listed, with Ohio University leading at 12 awards.
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Colleges of Agriculture
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Ohio University
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University of Missouri
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University of Arkansas
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University of Georgia
University of Kentucky
Mississippi State College
Mississippi State College For Women
North Carolina State College
Pennsylvania State College
University of Tennessce
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
West Virginia University
University of Wiscongsin
West Virginia State College
Scientist Describes Harsh North Pole Struggle
Fairbanks scientist Dr Kaare Rodahl recounts nearly two weeks near the North Pole with an Air Force party. Hurricane winds of 100 mph and temperatures below 60 degrees below zero tested their endurance as they established a semi permanent weather station on an ice island.
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Fairbanks Daily News
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Alassa
North Pole
Kaare Rodahl
Pole
Nion
Hendrix Approves Teacher Education Plan in Arkansas
Hendrix College becomes first Arkansas college to approve a draft for the Ford Foundation teacher education experiment. The state Planning Committee endorsed the plan, pending final approval by trustees of all Arkansas colleges. The program requires a one year internship followed by four years of college study to qualify as a teacher.
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Hendrix College
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