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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1977

Page

8

Lincoln Board weighs minimum competency for high school diplomas

Lincoln Board of Education discusses issuing diplomas with qualifications or denying them based on student learning. Ron Brandt urges at least two hours on the issue as state and national debates push for minimum competency standards.

Lincoln High School Lincoln Board of Education Ron Brandt State Board of Education Don Lienemann Lincoln North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Accreditation Brandt Westside Omaha John Prasch

Dear Ann Landers Astrology and wedding advice column

Dear Ann Landers notes skepticism about astrology citing birth time limits accuracy. Open: resolve family rift before wedding by asking forgiveness and inviting the estranged relative. A.L.A.: sharing reader life moments to illustrate everyday issues. dated 1977.

Ann Landers Ann

Copland Cronkite Narrate Lincoln Portrait With Lincoln Symphony

Aaron Copland and Walter Cronkite teamed with the Lincoln Symphony at UNL Sports Center to perform Lincoln Portrait and a Jefferson narration. Cronkite’s narration received praise though the venue’s P A system muffled sound and ventilation dampened subtle music. Applause after each movement suggested the concert broadened the ensemble’s local audience.

America Aaron Copland Walter Cronkite Lincoln Symphony Unl Sports Center Copland Lincoln Floyd Werle Mr. Cronkite Thomas Jefferson P.A Cronkite Symphony

Debate over minimum competency and diploma options in education

Educators express concerns that minimum competency tests may only mask problems while risking a two tier system with varied diplomas. Critics warn of narrowed curriculums and increased dropouts, while proponents call for equal standards and better preparation. Alternative schools and parental involvement are proposed as ways to raise standards without rigid testing.

Gordon Cawelli The Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development American Association of School Administrators AASA State Board of Education Don Lienemann Lincoln Journal American College James Maxey Lienemann Maxey George Weber Council For Basic Education Weber Florida Canelti Canelli U.S Lincoln

Microwave cooking lessons set by Lancaster extension

Two part microwave cooking program led by Loretta Arent of Lincoln Electric System will run Tuesday and Thursday with morning and evening sessions. A recognition tea for Senior Diners volunteers is Tuesday at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with Mayor Boosalis expected to attend. Sidney J. Artt Jr. is named president elect of the Lincoln Optimist Club with officers and board members listed.

Lancaster County Extension Service Loretta Arent Lincoln Electric System Lincoln-Lancaster Commission On Aging First Presbyterian Church 17Th F Sts Helen Boosalis Sidney J. Artt Jr Lincoln Optimist Club Richard C. Hickey Terrence Micek William A. Rohren John Hanlon Lester Leininger Thomas A. Bare Ernest Weyeneth

Weeping Water Family Welcomes 100th Meyer Descendant

Mr and Mrs George Meyer of Weeping Water announce the birth of Scott Eugene Vogler born April 20 to Mr and Mrs Larry Vogler also of Weeping Water. He becomes the 100th member of the George Meyer family with no divorces or deaths in the line.

Ann Landers George Pearl) Meyer Scott Eugene Vogler Larry Kathleen) Vogler Scott George Meyer

School Menus for Tuesday at Elementary and Secondary

Elementary menu lists smoked beef casserole orange juice buttered green beans hot roll and butter fruit whipped topping milk. Secondary menu features hot steak sandwich baked beans mashed potatoes buttered vegetables juice cole slaw fruit salad hot roll and butter sliced cold meat assorted cookies and milk.

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