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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1977

Page

9

Recreation director’s challenge to save youth programs

Municipal recreation departments face budget cuts as essential city services dominate funding. Structured youth programs offer constructive outlets but require money. Industry sponsorships emerge as a popular solution to fund quality recreation and provide needed support.

Pepsi Hotshot program links business and youth recreation

An advocate argues corporate sponsorship expands parks and recreation using Pepsi Cola's Hotshot as example. The program co sponsors with the NBA, reaching millions of youths since 1976, with no equipment or uniform costs. It highlights grants, big-name involvement, research, and scholarships to boost activities while keeping costs low.

Pepsi-Cola Company Pepsi National Basketball Association Hotshot Department of Recreation Europe Ted Parks and Recreation Younster Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Editor Alberto Gainza Paz dies after long press freedom battle

Alberto Gainza Paz 78, editor of La Prensa and outspoken foe of Peronism, died of cancer in Buenos Aires. He survived by his wife Elvira and 6 children. La Prensa, founded 1869, endured exile, government seizures, and mob attacks while pursuing independent reporting.

Buenos Aires Argentina Alberto Gainza Paz Juan Peron la Prensa Gainza Paz la Recoleta Elvira Peron Guatemala Journalists Association Turkey Gainza Roderick W. Beaton UPI United Press International Jose C. Paz Maximo Ezequiel P. Paz Uruguay Inter- American Press Association

Hayakawa Seeks Equality in Classrooms and Life

Senator S I Hayakawa of California argues for equal treatment for all in classrooms and society. He frames the issue as a broader political and cultural stance beyond politics.

Fact or fiction on classic knowledge prompts

A scrambled excerpt presents true false prompts on the America's Cup, the Thomas Jefferson Medal, polio vaccine history, and figures in U S science education. It includes a Harper's magazine quote on education and a Hayakawa reflection on punishment and achievement in schools and society.

University of Virginia

Kennedy begins China trip on Mao birthday in Shanghai

UPI reports Senator Edward Kennedy arrives in Shanghai with Caroline Kennedy for a 15 day visit aimed at exploring progress toward normalizing Sino American relations. He is hosted by the Institute of Foreign Affairs and plans to meet top Chinese leaders in Beijing. The trip coincides with warnings that momentum toward detente with the Soviet Union could wane.

Hong Kong UPI Edward Kennedy China Mao Tsetung Caroline Kennedy Kennedy Shanghai Kang Tai-sha Institute of Foreign Affairs Massachussetts Democrat U.S Nixon Peking Mao Hua Kuo-feng Communist Party Hua Soviet Union New China News Agency United States Moscow Russia

CBS Jazz All Stars Tour Emerges From Montreux Jam

After a Montreux Jazz Festival jam, CBS Records formed the CBS Jazz All Stars with Steve Khan Alphonso Johnson Tom Scott Billy Cobham and Mark Soskin. The quartet reports strong group chemistry and plans live studio recording to showcase burning jazz when releases arrive.

Montreaux CBS Records Steve Kahn Alphonso Johnson Tom Scott Joni Mitchell Miles Davis Mahavishnu Billy Cobham CBS Jazz All Stars Scott Cobham Mark Soskin Khan All Stars

Coma patient in stable condition after life support cut

Esther Piotrowicz a 55 year old sufferer of Huntington's Chorea had been in a coma for almost two years. Essex County Probate Court granted her husband authority to disconnect the respirator. The procedure was carried out at Salem Hospital after a cardiac arrest. She remains in stable condition though severely debilitated with brain damage and paralysis.

Salem Mass UPI Esther Piotrowicz Piotrowicz Salem Hospital Essex County Henry R. Mayor Jr Philip Roy Roy Massachusetts Supreme Court Karen Quinlan New Jersey

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