Parents Need Help With Parenting Says Yanowski
Barbara Yanowski, director of the National Parent Education Television Project, argues most people are born geniuses in two areas and that parents are essential in their own and their children's lives. She promotes a PBS series funded by the U.S. Education Department, to air nationally in 1979, using drama to model parenting and rebuild family communication amid television’s influence. The project tests at KUON in Lincoln with about 190 local participants and involvement from 150 national groups seeking more practical parenting information. NETV producer Linda Elliot handled local polling and interviews.
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Barbara Yanowski
Ms. Yanowski
National Parent Education Television Project
Silver Springs
Lincoln
Nebraska
KUON
U.S. Office of Education
Public Broadcasting Service
Yanowski
America
Midwest
The food industry revolution
A 1977 Universal Press Syndicate overview notes a rising food service revolution in the United States. It cites growing away-from-home dining, $94 billion in annual sales, rising alcohol spending, more working women shaping demand, climate-linked supply pressures, and calls for truth in menu labeling amid regulatory shifts. The piece ties trends to social value changes and potential policy effects.
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J. F. Ter Horst
Washington
Harry Truman
America
Walter Heller
Anthony Downs
Paolo Soleri
James McQuigg
Wally Schirra
Peter Drucker
Heller and Downs
McQuibb
Carter
Egg McMuffin
Universal Press Syndicate
Detroit “News
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