The Rise of Computer Assisted Instruction in Education
The piece argues that computerization expands rapidly in schools from elementary to college, with 325000 operative computers today versus 10 a quarter century ago. While concerns about privacy jobs and dehumanization persist, C AI grows due to improved cost and space efficiency, with reading gains in a Chicago trial and broad educator support.
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Willy Nilly
National Science Foundation
Chicago
Long-range aid to Sahel nations hinges on self-sufficiency
AID warns that aid is a stopgap for Sahel and other regions, requiring recipients to modernize production while richer nations expand long-term support. Sen Kennedy notes 25 million dollars redirected to avert famine, underscoring the need to boost productivity to prevent future crises.
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Agency For International Development
Sahel
Africa
Atlantic
Sahara Desert
Edward M. Kennedy
Russia’s Cheap Caviar Substitute Draws Mixed Reactions
The piece describes a Russian process that creates instant caviar from gelatin and casein, formed in a centrifuge and colored to mimic sturgeon roe. After washing and adding salmon and herring flavors, the result is a plausible facsimile, with a quip about vodka diminishing concern.
Study warns decontrol could raise home heating oil price
The Library of Congress study finds that removing price controls on middle distillates could add about two cents a gallon to heating oil and diesel prices. Rep. Toby Moffett warns the shift would devastate New England amid long winters, increasing the burden on households relying on oil for heat.
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Federal Energy Administration
Library of Congress
Toby Moffett
Connecticut
New England
FEA
Congress
Terre Haute Tribune Publisher and Editor Info Notice
Terre Haute Tribune publishing details include Louis F. Keifer as president and general manager Marlee A. Cox as editor. Notice outlines subscription rates delivery options and mailing terms for Indiana and Illinois readers. Also states post office classifications and Associated Press rights.
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Louis F. Keifer
Marlee A. Cox
Terre Haute
Tribune-Star Publishing Co., Inc
Wabash Ave
Indiana
The New Catchword Workaholic Sparks Widespread Alarm
Phyllis Battelle surveys workaholism as a social disease described by sociologists and psychologists. Experts warn constant labor endangers health, urging genuine leisure and recreation to counteract the American syndrome.
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America
M.G. Sholtis
Southern Connecticut, State College
Y’s
Jack
Leisure as cure for workaholics in old theory
The piece explains Dr. Lobsenz suggesting workaholics justify leisure for well being. Reading or watching TV can aid business talk, golf for health, or group therapy style activity with no work. It humorously notes Monopoly with no aggression.
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Norman M. Lobsenz
Alcoholics Anonymous
Boardwalk
Surgery to Remove Flabby Skin After Weight Loss
Reader asks about removing excess abdominal buttock and thigh skin after a 65 pound loss. Surgeon options exist with minimal scarring and low danger when preoperative exam and physician coordination are done. A booklet by Lester Coleman M D offers guidance on ulcers and related topics.
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Lester Coleman
Lester - Coleman
M.D
Uber
Grand Central Station
New York City
Titte
Daily Horoscope Stella Wilder June 22 23
Refined readers born on June 22 are praised for empathy and mediation skills. The column offers zodiac notices for Cancer through Gemini with musings on setbacks business rewards impatience and new methods, ending with Gemini ready to present a new plan tomorrow.
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Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Local Notables and Student Achievements Highlight Vigo County
Nosey congratulates Dr Geneva A Ross for completing a three year term on the executive board of the Association for Childhood Education International. The Woodrow Wilson Junior High Orchestra earned the Silver Merit Award from the American String Teachers Association. Kevin Stough, 14, a summer CETA worker at the Vigo Circuit Court, draws praise from staff. Gregory A Brown, area resident and Sullivan High School graduate, recently enlisted in the U S Navy. Vicki Louise Manley, Terre Haute North Vigo graduate, leaves for Brigham Young University to study special education in Provo Utah.
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Nosey
Geneva A. Ross
Association For Childhood Education International
Harmon Baldwin
Newshawk
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Mary Seller
Indiana
American String Teachers Association
Vigo Circuit Court
Kevin Stough
CETA
Gregory A. Brown
U.S. Navy
Greg
Frank E. Brown
Merom
Sullivan High School
Vicki Louise Manley
Terre Haute North Vigo High School
Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Vicki
Jeff Manley
Woodley Ave
Analysis of 1976 Democratic primary coverage and Carter’s image
The piece critiques liberal Democrats and Carter in the 1976 primary, noting Ohio as pivotal and Lochinvar Church's impact. It contrasts Carter's poise and gravitas with liberal infighting, likening Nixon to Carter in some views, and calls for conservative guidance for Carter, suggesting a talk with George Meany to steer liberal Democrats.
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Democratic Party
Spiro Agnew
Boss Murphy
Tammany
Jimmy Carter
Ohio
Mo Udall
Carter
Lochinvar Church
West
Nit-Wits
Fred Harris
Sarge Shriver
Massachusetts
Gene McCarthy
Hampshire
Lyndon Johnson
Red Rover
Jimmy
Nixon
Jack Kennedy
J.F.K
A.D.A
John
George Meany
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