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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
4
Publication details for Mount Dora Florida weekly paper dated April 1014 include pricing and issue format. Information mentions the Mount Dora Publishing Co and the Thursday release schedule with references to supply and single copy sales.
A 1967 public drive urged citizens to keep youths in school to prevent a rise in unskilled workers. The piece cites 18 percent dropout rate for ages 16 to 24 and projects 32 million uneducated adults by 1975 if trends continue. It recalls Lyndon Johnson's 1963 remark on education becoming a necessity for defense and opportunity.
Letters recount a St Petersburg ski team exhibition in Burlington on the way to Expo 67, with readers from Mount Dora and Elsie Michigan seeking rental options and housing. The note also mentions the Miami Seaquarium display featuring flamingos and tropical birds, and affidavits from local chambers.
Practical gardening guidance for Florida homeowners and landscapers. Modern container and balled root plants allow year round transplanting, though heavy rains can leach nutrients. Test soil with FNGA or County Agent to avoid yellow foliage and unusual leaf patterns.
The Miami Dolphins plan to feature Flipper the dolphin as a mascot this season. From the Seaquarium, Flipper will perform in a spatial tank at the Orange Bowl and ride a foam couch to games. Negotiations over his inspirational presence are noted as pivotal.
Florida Technical University gains a 1.55 million dollar federal loan for constructing four dormitories to house 432 students. U S Department of Education approval relayed to President Charles N Millican by Senators Holland and Spessard L Holland and Representative Edward J Gurney. Repayment through student fees, with state matching funds of about 250000 dollars.
The State Board of Health warns of an expected rise in Influenza A2 this winter, especially in the east, due to low vaccination last year. Two vaccines will be available, one targeting A2 and B strains and an older broad flu vaccine. Immunization is urged for high risk groups including heart disease, bronchitis, diabetes, Addison's disease, pregnant women, and seniors.
Home economists with the Florida Agricultural Extension Service advise comparing costs by price per edible pound rather than the package price. They suggest calculating cost per usable portion to better gauge value and reduce waste.
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