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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1971

Page

5

Innovative Turner Middle School prompts pupil praise across Beloit

In Beloit Wisconsin Turner Middle School grades six through eight eliminates bells and doors, uses three open classrooms and team teaching to foster freedom and responsibility. Students praise the atmosphere while educators call for learning focused schools.

Beloit Wis Carl Strassburg Edward Schmidt Rolland Callaway John P. Reif Turner Middle School Herbert Jackson

Beloit middle school pioneers new learning philosophy

The Beloit school board and educators redesigned a seventh to ninth grade approach with open spaces and hands on learning. They sought input from townspeople, students, and experts to emphasize individual development, self discipline, and social understanding, aiming to prepare youth for rapid future changes.

Callaway Strassburg Reif Behling

Democrats propose open reforms for 1972 nomination

Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien called on the Democratic National Committee to approve reforms toward an open nominating process for 1972. He said the 110 member body should begin efforts to reclaim national leadership and end the stagnation attributed to Richard Nixon.

Washington Lawrence F. O'Brien Democratic National Committee O'Brien Richard Nixon United States

Taft urges revenue plan support at Lincoln Day dinner

Senator Taft urged Republicans to back state federal revenue sharing and Nixon proposals at a Lincoln Day dinner in Chicago. He cited funds to address local needs and a welfare overhaul alongside a health care program as key goals, while Ogilvie supported revenue sharing.

Chicago UPI Robert Taft Jr Ohio Nixon Illinois, United Republican Fund Taft Richard B. Ogilvie Illinois

Rolls-Royce Auto Division Booms Amid Global Demand

Rolls-Royce, despite the parent group facing bankruptcy, sees booming auto division with strong orders. Buyers eye new heavy duty engines while expansion and secret motors drive prestige cars. Government receivers pledge the profitable car unit will continue to operate amid worldwide demand.

London UPI Rolls Royce Group Rolls-Royce Rolls Auto Division

Graham Returns to Podium as Rolls Plans Expansion

A senior official says Billy Graham is back on the podium while Rolls Royce reports 1970 output near 2,000 cars valued at about $36 million. Domestic buyers face 18 month delivery. overseas buyers rely on rationing. Rolls aims for 2,500 annual output in a five year expansion, with cars taking eight to ten weeks to complete.

United States Rolls British Leyland Motor Corp BLMC Jaguar Rover Triumph Daimler Austin Morris Wolseley

Youth charged in hijack threat at Port Columbus

An 18 year old Van Wert man, David Schmiedel, told a United Airlines agent he would hijack Flight 847 with bombs. No bombs were found. he faces a charge of giving false information under air craft crime laws and is held pending a U S commissioner. Separately petitions signed by over 15000 seek state funds for retarded children under six, to aid preschoolers, presented to Gov Gilligan by Hattie Latham Foundation volunteers.

Franklin County U.S Columbus UPI John J Gilligan Hattie Latham Portage County

Mail plane buying considered by U.S. Postal Service

Budget constraints from airline cutbacks push the U.S. Postal Service to study buying or leasing cargo planes for long distance mail. Assistant Postmaster General William Hargrove notes possible solution, while noting limited success in persuading airlines to maintain late night flights. The service weighs economics and authorities granted by last year's Postal Reform Act.

Washington U.S. Postal Service William Hargrove Hargrove Postal Service Postal Service Authority

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University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Turner Schmidt John J. Flad & Associates Madison, Wis City William B. Behling Beloit Daily News William Hansen gFa Lockheed Aircraft Board Daniel Haughton Rolls- Royce, Ltd Heathrow Sen Robert Taft United Republican Fund O’hara Rolls Royce Billy Graham Raleigh N.C Mago Clinic Graham North Carolina The Air Transport Association Airlines Elyria Jaycees P.O Elyria Pscape
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