Teen traffic court uses film lectures to cut teen violations
In Baltimore a Saturday court for teen-age traffic offenses opens with a movie and uses psychology driven reforms. About 90 percent of teens now plead guilty, down from prior levels, with probation for first offenses and ongoing lectures and films reinforcing traffic safety.
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John Bull's Color Renaissance Nudges Men to Glamorous Dress
London observers note the shift as men slowly embrace color in what is described as an evolving fashion. Tailors say women drive the trend first, with men remaining conservative while readying for broader change.
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Gaudy Throne of Peter the Great’s Grandfather
Britannica records a throne commissioned for Peter the Great’s grandfather adorned with 8000 turquoises 1500 rubies four great amethysts and two large topazes highlighting the lavish jewel ornamentation of the period.
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Rhyme Time on Teaching Figures and Tax Returns
Gordonn Martins argues against abandoning old subjects for modern ideas, stressing arithmetic as essential. He asserts that a knowledge of numbers is vital for solvency and handling income taxes, insisting teachers should teach the wonders and mysteries of good arithmetic.
Teletypesetter AP Circuit Expands Across Nation
New York AP teletypesetter wire becomes a transcontinental circuit with 12 Southern California newspapers joining, extending the network from coast to coast. The expansion marks another milestone in rapid nationwide communication growth.
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Taxman’s new demand fuels math lesson metaphor
A compact opinion piece compares growing tax demands to needing Einstein level math skills. It laments government finagling and larger yearly demands, arguing children should be taught more advanced math to cope with higher taxes.
AP News Service and Forests Grow Across Nation
The AP operates coast to coast from New York to 26 states with three national circuits for afternoon, morning, and market wire. It also runs state circuits and delivers ready to print copy via perforated tape. Nearly 3000 U.S. farms are certified as tree farms, focusing on lumber and wood products.
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