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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1981
Page
6
Washington AP The nation's law schools unveil a revised admission test scrapping English syntax and geometry questions for logic and reasoning puzzles. First offered in June the Law School Admission Test now includes multiple choice problem identification analysis and a required brief essay. About 112000 test takers annually.
Advocates ready to fight a budget proposal to merge Head Start into a community development block grant, arguing it violates a presidential commitment and would harm preschool education. Health and Human Services Secretary Schweiker, Sen. Kennedy, and others oppose the move, while critics warn of reduced funding and competition for resources.
The Christmas store surge boosts shoplifting, with experts saying recession drives more people to steal to maintain living standards. Herb James of JCPenney in Northland cites workers becoming would-be honest shoplifters, while Judi Rogers notes 45 percent of theft occurs in the last quarter. Retailers rarely discuss specific countermeasures.
Relatives of Master Sgt. John R. McInnis, missing in action since 1950, learned his remains were found south of Seoul. Family members expressed relief after decades of uncertainty as U N Korean War Allies Association confirmed identification with U.S. military help. Police recovered helmet and dog tags on October 31 near Chonui, about 60 miles south of Seoul, prompting hopes for a belated funeral homecoming. John McInnis III, his son, learned the news from an aunt and described the moment as a total shock.
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