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Publisher Donald H Norfleet, Editor Robert D Bloss er, President Ronald E Maxwell, Vice-president Ronald E Maxwell named in the corporate leadership list.
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1977
Page
2
Publisher Donald H Norfleet, Editor Robert D Bloss er, President Ronald E Maxwell, Vice-president Ronald E Maxwell named in the corporate leadership list.
A public letter argues taxes consume over a third of work time and are the top family budget expense. It cites a Tax Foundation survey, cites Rep. Ullman criticizing the income tax, and urges Congress to cut taxes by trimming nonessential, inefficient programs to restore public faith and relieve taxpayer burden.
The Defense Department warned that the Soviet Union is rapidly modernizing its weapons, narrowing the tech edge over the United States. American computer firms have sold to the Kremlin and allies, with Control Data poised to ship Cyber 76, a $13 million supercomputer, potentially advancing Soviet military research and capability.
A compact retrospective item lists events across decades in Jefferson City and surrounding areas. It notes Don B. Riley becoming Missouri Automobile Dealers Association treasurer, Dennis Higgins’ eye operation recovery in Kansas City, and various local anecdotes from 1952 and 1937 including visits by relatives, Korean veterans arrival, a West Point cadet furlough, eye surgery, a birthday surprise party, an eye operation, and illness recovery among the Nacy family children.
In Washington, energy adviser James Schlesinger prompts industry leaders to challenge President Carter's view of dwindling fuel supplies. Marathon Oil's H. D. Hoopman and others argue reserves remain abundant with proper incentives and policy. Several executives counter O'Leary's cautious stance, urging exploration, offshore development, and market freedom.
The article argues that declining SAT scores from 1963 to 1976 reflect faulty reading and math instruction. It blames removal of phonics and drilling in basic math for weaker verbal and mathematical performance, citing look say methods and the look to classics barrier as harming literacy and enjoyment of reading. It calls for revisiting proven past teaching techniques and notes the 1977 results would indicate any change.
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