Toy abundance debated at American manufacturers symposium
At a Toy Manufacturers of America symposium in New York delegates and four UN correspondents weighed whether today s American children own more or pricier toys than past or international peers. Inflation explains part of the rise but not all the growth in the multi billion dollar toy market and participants noted the wide array of playthings from dolls to rocking chairs.
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People's art movement grows with 20 million boost
New York reports a state funded arts program reaching four goals to decentralize, broaden audiences, involve communities and spark new art forms. It marks a record 20 million dollar allocation for the arts-to-the-people initiative, larger than the national endowment for the arts in 1970.
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