City managers training broadens with urban focus
City managers trained to run municipalities now study a wider range of subjects beyond budgeting and bond issues. In two decades the field shifted from engineering to a broader public administration and social science emphasis amid diverse urban challenges.
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Universities Train Future City Managers Across Nation
The piece notes limited graduate programs specializing in city management led by the University of Kansas Howard University University of Michigan and University of Arizona. It cites Richard Childs 91 who founded the council manager system and argues new managers need practical field training before handling budgets and public interaction.
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Proposals for Cabinet level Energy and Natural Resources depart
President Nixon may propose a new Cabinet level department to unite all natural resources and energy governance. It would absorb Interior, Forest Service from Agriculture, NOAA from Commerce, and planning duties from the Corps of Engineers.
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Axis Sally Earns Arts Degree At Ohio Wesleyan
Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally receives a bachelor of arts from Ohio Wesleyan University at 72. She studied 1918 to 1922 but did not finish before World War II propaganda work. She later taught music in Columbus suburbs since 1960.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
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Ohio Wesleyan
Ministry of Propaganda
Berlin
Emprise faces new allegations in nine part series
Dayton Daily News reports Emprise Corp subsidiaries, major sport concessionaires, face lawsuits and questionable practices in dealings with local governments. The eight chapter cites opaque audit controls and contracts at venues from Dayton to St. Louis and Cahokia Downs in East St. Louis, amid an Illinois antitrust dispute overturned on appeal.
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