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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

13 Aug 1983

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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1983

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10

Shocking state capitals test stuns Midwest class

A Chicago reader relays a summer school exercise testing 60 high school juniors and seniors on state capitals. Results show widespread confusion with many naming wrong capitals such as Montgomery, Sacramento, Tallahassee, Atlanta, Des Moines, Topeka, Frankfort, Baton Rouge, Lincoln, Annapolis, Lansing, St. Paul, Carson City, Columbus, Cheyenne, Pierre, Raleigh, Columbia, Dover and more. The note cites dismal geography knowledge and calls for more federal education funds as the country’s schooling system faces its own gaps.

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Ann Landers Midwest Alabama Montgomery Birmingham California Sacramento Los Angeles San Francisco Fresno Florida Tallahassee Miami Cuba Georgia Atlanta Macon Augusta Plains Iowa Des Moines Iowa City Kansas Topeka Kansas City Kentucky Frankfort Louisville Louisiana Baton Rouge New Orleans Nebraska Lincoln Omaha Maryland Annapolis Baltimore Michigan Lansing Detroit Minnesota St. Paul Minneapolis Nevada Carson City Reno Las Vegas Ohio Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Akron Dayton Toledo Wyoming Cheyenne Butte Montana Helena South Dakota Pierre Sioux Falls North Carolina Raleigh Durham South Carolina Columbia Pennsylvania Harrisburg Philadelphia Pittsburgh West Virginia Charleston Wheeling Maine Rhode Island New Hampshire Vermont Delaware Dover Chicago Washington Seattle Olympia
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William Robinson Editor Saturday August 13 1983 Page A 10

William 470 2279 Robinson listed as editor for Saturday edition page A 10 with no additional details.

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Local teens Sheila Lauber and Rocco Carlitti highlighted for honors

Sheila Anne Lauber, 17, recent Franciscan Academy graduate from Chittenango, National Honor Society member, forensics public relations chair, yearbook staffer, plans to study journalism or political science at the University of Scranton. Rocco Carlitti, 17, Bishop Grimes graduate, National Honor Society, Who's Who, Italian National Honor Society, Forensic Club, CY0 basketball, junior class president, Cornell Book Award recipient, will study electrical or biomedical engineering at a four year college.

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Sheila Anne Lauber Franciscan Academy Sheila Richard Paul Lauber Chittenango University of Scranton Bishop Grimes High School Rocco Carlitti Cornell Book Rocco Verino Carlitti
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Teen to Teen column returns next Saturday

Readers are invited to send questions on dating and parenting to Young Ideas Herald Journal Syracuse New York. Include full name address and telephone number though only initials will be published.

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Young Ideas Herald-Journal P.O. Box Syracuse
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Teens Learn Job Skills Through OCETA Workshops

Onondaga County Educational Training Act led 400 youths from low income families through paid job skills programs or work in childcare, grounds, and clerical tasks this summer. A two hour workshop on communication, run by CONTACT, emphasized finding and keeping a job. Teens practiced writing, interviews, and role plays, learning that good communication opens doors and reduces conflict.

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Onondaga County Educational Training Act OCETA Contact Lakeside Boces Eileen Hathaway Mary Cappelli
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Urinary tract infections in teens by Dr Ushkow

Dr Martin Ushkow explains that UTIs are the second most common infection in youths after respiratory infections. Lower tract infections cause frequent urination and pain, while kidney involvement brings fever and back pain. Bladder infections are more common in girls due to a shorter urethra, with diagnosis via urine analysis and culture. Recurrent infections risk kidney damage. see a Syracuse pediatrician and mail questions to Young Ideas Health.

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Ushkaw Syracuse Young Ideas-Health Herald-Journal P.O. Box N.Y
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U.S. Education Figures Show 56.5 Million Students for 1983-84

UPI reports from Thomas D. Snyder of the National Center for Education Statistics. Total K-12 enrollment slated at 44.1 million in elementary and secondary levels with nearly 5 million in private schools. College enrollment around 12.4 million, including 2.6 million in private institutions. Education spending projected at $215.3 billion with $120.3 billion for public K-12 and $80 billion for college. Teachers number about 3.3 million. Snyder notes a baby boom lift may start reversing the long slide in elementary enrollment by 1985.

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New York UPI Thomas D. Snyder National Center For Education Statistics Snyder
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