Bible Seminary Uses Dorm Rooms as Classrooms
Cincinnati AP reports Cincinnati Bible Seminary has converted forty dormitory rooms on the fourth floor of the men's residence hall and two lounges in two men’s halls into classrooms to conserve natural gas. The school, with about 860 students, moves voluntarily to save energy while keeping classes in the warmest areas.
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Carter to propose modest 1978 budget changes
Washington expects President Carter to offer conservative shifts to Ford’s 1978 budget mainly targeting defense and human aid. Analysts foresee a $15 billion potential increase in spending, lifting outlays to about $455 billion if approved, with a projected deficit around $57 billion. Carter plans a Feb 21 budget submission date, focusing on jobs and public works, health care, and nutrition funding restorations.
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Davis Dresser, Brett Halliday author, dies at 72
Santa Barbara author Davis Dresser, known for writing the Michael Shayne detective novels under the pseudonym Brett Halliday, died of cancer at age 72 in Santa Barbara. He published dozens of thrillers featuring the sharp private eye, shaping midcentury hard boiled crime fiction.
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