Ex Elyrian Observes Aussie Schools Shaping Outdoors Education
The author details New South Wales primary and secondary schools noting open-air layouts, colorfully painted buildings, and postwar design. Students start earlier, with primary tracks by ability, split faster and slower groups, and strong focus on outside activities, drills, and discipline. Girls and boys share routines, with assemblies, prayers, and student duties shaping daily life.
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Shirley Goodbar
N.S.W. Department of Education
W.W. T
Lambton
Australia
Buyer beware before buying rural property in county
County health and engineering officials warn buyers to investigate septic disposal and soil conditions before purchasing rural lots. Dr. Marion G. Fisher notes many poor systems fail to meet standards and occupancy permits depend on proper disposal. Surface drainage and flood risk in low-lying sites also require careful review.
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County Health Department
Marion G. Fisher
Lorain County
Health Department
Fisher
Eugene E. Roberts
Recorder's microfilming cuts costs and saves space
County recorder Leota B. Mitchell implements microfilming and frameable 1000 page binders to store records since 1960. Positive film is bank-stashed, negatives stay in the office for public viewing, and prints cost 1. Mitchell promotes law to permit destroying microfilmed records after duplication.
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Leota B. Mitchell
Mitchell
Recorder
Professor stirs legal hornet's nest over courtroom candor
George Washington University law professor Monroe Freeman argues there are times a trial lawyer may be duty bound to mislead in court. The lecture sparked a rift in the legal profession, with judges and bar members debating the duty to disclose or conceal evidence and the limits of professional ethics.
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Washington Htns
George Washington University
Monroe Freeman
Criminal Tax Institute
Ettacajls
Ethies
Rreeqnat
Freedman
Charles P Curtis
Boston
Samuel Williston
Washington
U. S. District Court
Alexander Holtzoff
George L. Hart Jr
U.S. Court of Appeals
Warren E. Burger
George Washington Law School
National Capital Area Civil Liberties Union
District Court
Law School
Interstate Highway System noted as engineering wonder
The Interstate Highway System, half finished, ranks among engineering wonders. It will take about 1.4 million man-years to complete by 1972, with 21 thousand miles open and thousands more under construction. The system aims for signal-free driving coast to coast and promises lower fatality rates.
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Washington
Connecticut
United States
National Geographic Society
Maine
California
Withon
Boston
Des Moines
Iowa
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Chronicle-Telegram
Fiyela
Ohio
Newcastle
Elyrian
New Lambton Boys Primary
Roberts
Warners Bath Primary School
Ross Goodbar
Elytia
the Chronicle- Telegram
Alice Hawke
Geraldine Barnes
Professor Stirs Legal Hornet's Nest
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