Money is not the answer to Chicago school woes
A Chicago daily notes two costly instruction programs show limited gains while Finland and other nations pay teachers well in early grades. The board admits traditional methods dominate and creative teaching is rare. A mobile classroom case shows a teacher sparking reading through student curiosity.
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Robert Taylor Homes
New Year Wishes on 1972 Education Note
A brief season message discusses peaceful joy and hopeful teaching efforts for 1972. The note mentions creative teaching and a board expense being minimal, with a teacher personally paying for books in this instance.
Lake Michigan Bill of Rights and total waste management concept
Springfield report outlines Lake Michigan Bill of Rights House Bill 2532 passed 124 to 7 and now before the Senate Agriculture & Conservation Committee. Proponents discuss total waste management as a closed system to protect air land and water while treating pollutants as potential resources for soil enrichment.
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Lake Michigan
House
Senate Agriculture & Conservation Committee
Illinois
Land disposal plan eyed to curb Chicago area waste runoff
The letter discusses Chicago area waste management proposals using land disposal with steps from collection to spray irrigation. It critiques open sewers in the Illinois River and contrasts river water quality with Lake Michigan standards, citing Penn State and Muskegon County as studies. Cartoonist Richard Kimmel is on vacation.
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Europe
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Chicago
Illinois River
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Fred Fuller Bennett
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