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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1976

Page

4

Public school top student praise gains renewed attention

The News notes high schools across Lawrence County no longer publicly name a single top student. Only three schools in the county reveal a top student, with some naming several. The editors urge continued or revived honors for academic achievement alongside athletic, artistic, and scientific recognitions as June graduates step into a new world.

New Castle Lawrence County

Will God Forgive Inmates Who Repent and Return to Life

In a Q A from Dr Graham, forgiveness is offered to all who repent and believe in Jesus Christ. God’s forgiveness hinges on faith not prison status or parole outcomes. The Gospel invites whosoever to enter God’s family, regardless of percentages or judgment by humans.

DR. Graham Texas T.E.M Jesus Christ Jesus God Africa Whitney Young Kentucky State Martin Luther King, Jr Morehouse United Negro College Fund East 52Nd Street New York Hollywood America AL Goldstein Hustler Playboy

New Castle News publication details and rates

The New Castle News, published daily except Sunday, lists staff positions led by Richard B Rents and Jessie Treadwell Anderson. It offers want ads, subscription rates, mailing zones, and contact numbers for classified and editorial departments.

The News Company North Mercer Street Richard B Jessie Treadwell Anderson J Heanor Treadwell Payson New Castle News

Kalahari Desert spans over 100000 square miles

National Geographic notes the Kalahari Desert extends across South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia. During the 1870s South African settlers mass trek toward Angola, hundreds died and thousands of cattle perished of thirst in the harsh region.

Africa South Africa Botswana Namibia South-West Africa Angola National Geographic Notes

Ecologists and faminemongers adjust their tone on world growth

A shift in rhetoric sees ecologists of the Club of Rome soften their warnings about raw materials and Third World development. Famine proponents also dial back alarm about Population Bomb timing, citing U S farmers responding to incentives, with the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis noting higher livestock feed prices spurred large crops last year as government limits ended.

Club of Rome Third World India China United States Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

U.S. agribusiness optimism on hunger, tech and growth

An article notes large grain and soybean output offsets rising domestic and export demand. It cites Harvard Business Review forecasts that global nutrition will improve by 2000 due to enduring investment in industrial development, education, and money in Third World economies, while highlighting nitrification inhibitors and infrastructure needs to prevent yield losses and waste.

Harvard Business Review Henry B. Arthur Gail L. Cramer Club of Rome Third World U.S Keith C. Barrons Dow Chemical Company Barrons Arthur and Cramer Harvard Business India Orient Asia Kansas National Airlines John Chamberlain

Odd Man Out Quiz Answers Elucidate Hidden Group Rules

A vintage Sydney J Harris puzzle reveals that each set contains one item that diverges. Correct choices identify unique origins, paths, or classifications such as Van Buren’s birth, Volga's non Atlantic basin flow, Ralph Roister Doister as a non Falstaff recruit, oxygen’s discovery, and the Gambit in chess among bridge terms, among others.

Washington Jefferson Madison Jackson van Buren Amazon Congo Orinoco Volga Gambia Ralph Roister Doister Simon Shadow Thomas Wart Francis Feeble Peter Bull-Calf Cedric Hardwicke Basil Rathbone Laurence Olivier Alec Guinness Michael Redgrave Mariner Pioneer Ranger Surveyor Mars Nicholas Nickleby Barnaby Rudge Martin Chuzzlewit Henry Esmond Edwin Drood Beaver House of Savoy House of Bourbon United States Atlantic Ocean Caspian Sea Falstaff Udall Priestly Rathbone South Africa U.S Thackeray Charles Dickens Raccoon House of Rothschild

Black colleges remain vital to US education and society

Guest column by Bayard Rustin argues that historic black colleges like Howard and Fisk rank among top institutions, providing remedial support, community, and leadership for blacks and whites alike. He cites rising enrollment, successful graduates, and calls for continued support to INCU fund UNCF.

Howard Lincoln Fisk Clark United States America University of Harvard Yale

Desensitizing America and the Fight Over Violence in Media

Mayors and libertarians clash over Chicago proposed limits on under eighteen access to violent films. The piece cites studies, historical episodes, and J Walter Thompson’s Desensitization of America presentation arguing media saturation dulls public sensitivity, while praising corporate responsibility in television sponsorship.

Richard Daley Chicago Napoleon Texas Commission On Causes and Prevention of Violence Commission On Obscenity and Pornography Boston James Q. Wilson Nero Rome Cromwell London J. Walter Thompson America

Advocates praise Lawrence County Child Welfare Adoptive Support

Mr and Mrs Charles R Lambert of Ellwood City commend the Lawrence County Child Welfare Dept for five years of positive casework through interstate and intercountry adoptions. They urge mobilization of resources to keep children in homes and assert adoption cross borders to give every child love security and birthright rights.

the News Lawrence County Child Welfare Dept Charles R. Lambert Ellwood City

Reusing schools as housing proposed on Long Island

Nassau County Planning Commission projects a drop in public school enrollment from 326000 in 1970 71 to 179500 by decade's end and argues schools will be major tax burdens. Architect Sigmund Spiegel proposes converting surplus school buildings into housing including 328 garden apartments for older people with arts and crafts spaces.

Nassau County Planning Commission Long Island N. Y Sigmund Spiegel East Meadow

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