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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1970
Page
4
Carol Diederich of North Ridgeville High School notes teens feel smarter than prior generations and are increasingly voicing opinions. They see world issues as interesting and exciting and seek to solve them, despite adults blaming the youth for past mistakes.
The argument supports lowering the voting age to 18. Proponents cite military service, tax paying, and civic education as indicators of maturity and competence to vote. They note many 18 year olds are working or in school and deserve a voice in government.
Elyria’s Thursday game features the Pioneers in a tournament clash with Westlake at Admiral King gym. Friday activities include Breezewood Teen Center dance 8 to 11 pm and Pillow Gide teen meeting with Parents Without Partners at 2483 North Ridge Rd.
Washington reports four of every five Americans can view educational television with the audience growing from 105 million in 1963 to 165 million. Over 100 ETV stations have started since 1963 and only three states Alaska Montana Wyoming lack service.
NBC broadcaster Chet Huntley, near retirement, discusses journalism students attitudes toward the free press in a Tulsa broadcast. He says students seek a broad role for the media beyond mere reporting and stress coverage of social issues over sensational events.
Dr Norman Vincent Peale urged youth to let parents be themselves and called on adults to stop fearing authenticity. In Tune in on Life the Foundation for Christian Living distributed a mini booklet addressing both sides of the generation gap and urging prayer and mutual understanding.
Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton announces a full course program toward a law enforcement degree for transfer students from Lorain County Community College. A bachelor of applied arts degree is available after completing a four year curriculum with liberal financial aid and loan programs.
The International Club at Marion L Steele High School Amherst hosts its second annual gymnastics night this Friday at 7 30 P M to raise funds for next year s exchange students The senior and sophomore intramural basketball teams will perform with undefeated records and cheerleaders from both classes. A YMCA gear team gymnastics exhibition completes the show with events on mats uneven bars and balance beams. Public invited.
Washington notes show projections of 910000 engineers 292000 scientists and 360000 technicians needed in the United States by 1975. The technician shortage is severe with one in three labs unfilled.
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