Miami University hosts journalism clinic with Phyllis Battelle
Dayton born columnist Phyllis Battelle will headline the Miami Valley High School journalism clinic at Miami University on March 31. More than 300 Southwestern Ohio high school journalists attend all day sessions in the University Center. the closing speaker will be Provost R Wilson, former editor of the Miami Student.
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NASON ON EDUCATION Practice Corrects Faulty Spelling
Dr. Leslie J. Nason offers practical advice on improving spelling through focused post writing review and handwriting practice. He also advises reading strategies to improve comprehension and speed, plus methods to follow math steps neatly and efficiently.
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Grand Banks Named World’s Largest Offshore Grounds
The Grand Banks off Newfoundland are identified as the world’s largest offshore fishing grounds. Fishermen and maritime authorities note the rich, shallow-bank area supports extensive catches and long fishing seasons, shaping regional industry.
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NEA Says Foreign Service Ed Needs Better Pay and Facilities
The National Education Association charges government neglect harms U S servicemen children abroad. It cites low salaries in Defense Department schools overseas and inadequate facilities in Western Europe, leading to crowded classes and half day sessions.
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U S Policy Final Topic for Panelists U S Foreign Policy
The eighth and final meeting of six Great Decision groups will discuss U S foreign policy with focus on foreign trade disarmament foreign aid and world leadership at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Middletown Administration Building Girards Avenue The program will feature panel members and leaders of the six groups led by Robert Boni and include attendance by visitors and guests.
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Sheinwold On Bridee You Can't Always Sit Back And Wait
Alfred Sheinwold explains a bridge hand where declarer uses a long suit to discard losers and win. West opens a club tactic then misleads by defending, while South exploits dummy cards and ruffs to force game. Action needed when dummy holds long suits.
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Brown accuses Labor Dept of blackmail over unemployment funds
Representative Clarence J. Brown charged the Labor Department with using threats to cut Ohio unemployment compensation funds unless federal rule changes are adopted. He warned the tactic could be used against every state EC program, signaling a broader fight beyond Ohio. Fellow Ohio Republicans McCulloch Harsha and Ashbrook supported the claim.
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Eight Churches Win National Architecture Awards
Eight churches across five states earned architectural honors at a National Conference on Church Architecture exhibit. Winners from Ohio include St. Wanc Elm Roman Catholic Church in Chesterland, Bethany Lutheran in Columbus, and Community Church in Chesterland. judges criticized trends toward sensational design and loss of denominational symbolism.
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Garfield Goop To Meet Sunday
The Garfield Neighborhood Association will meet at 8 p m Sunday at Tried Stone Baptist Church 1404 Garfield St A panel discussion is on the program
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Reds Slay Two Economic Crime Suspects in Georgia
Moscow reports say two Georgian economic offenders identified by Zarya Vostoka. A F Kleimanov, a head bookkeeper, allegedly stole over 280000 rubles. D Bagaturia led a gang speculating in foreign currencies and gold.
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Minuteman Missile Test Surpasses 4000 Miles
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP a Minuteman intercontinental range missile launched from an underground pit Thursday night on a test flight of over 4000 miles. It marked the seventh straight success moving toward an operational goal later this year as hundreds of missiles would be housed in silos for instant retaliation.
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