Learning to listen becoming a skill
New York AP reports that listening skills are often poor, causing personal and professional problems. Experts cite distractions and assumptions, with figures like Lyman Steil of the University of Minnesota highlighting low retention. The piece quotes Ruth Neubauer and Frank Drake on counseling, communication, and practical listening tips.
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Lyman Steal
Speech Communications Division
University of Minnesota
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St Paul
Sperry Corp
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Vickers
Ruth Neubauer
New York Association For Marriage and Family Therapy
Frank Drake
Cornell University
Drake
Tompkins County
Steil
Louis Gurstman
City University
New York
Gurstman
Dogs and puppies up for adoption at Frederick Center
Descriptions of mixed breeds beagles German shepherds and retrievers available at the Frederick Animal Control Center 1842 Mosemeet Avenue. Includes run numbers ages colors and notes on shots children suitability plus a note on weekly updates and ongoing rescues. Also mentions Sears Roebuck Foundation grants to Maryland colleges totaling over 14000 and education programs.
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Humane Society of Frederick Comaty
Braddock Heights
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Western Maryland College
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Senior disco fitness scheduled in Howard County area
The Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks and Harper's Chace Community Association offer a senior disco fitness program. Sessions run Tuesdays 11 am to noon at Rahier Hall starting Feb 2 with no advance registration. a $1 weekly fee payable at the door. Weekly meets continue at Greensven Apartment complex in Ellicott City. fee $10, advance payment may be requested. For details contact the Recreation Department at WNC 26k.
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Exbcott City
OCAW walkout to begin today in oil industry dispute
Denver AP report says sixty thousand refinery workers prepare for a prolonged strike after failing to agree on wages with about a hundred oil companies. Supervisors would run highly automated plants if workers strike, with possible months-long disruption and federal mediation watchers noting no mediation yet requested.
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Carl Meyerdirk
Standard Oil of Indiana
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Houston Ship Channel
Bill Layfield
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