Loggins and Messina Shine in New York Carnegie Hall Sets
Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina played two Carnegie Hall shows in New York ahead of their Grammy run in Nashville. The duo recalled their rise from the Troubadour in 1972, discussed their albums Sittin In and Loggins and Messina, and noted the success of Your Mama Dont Dance. They described their band setup, budgeting, and the shift toward writing new material as they prepare a live album from the tour.
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Loggins and Messina
New York
Carnegie Hall
Nashville
America
Troubadour
Los Angeles
Sittin
Loggins
Messina
Boston
Nationwide student poll finds firms lacking fair prices on good products
A Scholastic magazine survey of 68,200 high school students in over 2,000 schools reveals 56 percent believe major corporations do not offer good products at fair prices. Only 19 percent agree, 25 percent are unsure, and respondents show mixed views on wealth as a goal, free enterprise, the United Nations, and the use of Ms as a title.
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New York
Ings
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Scholastic Maga
Zines, Inc
United Nations
United States
U.S
Scholastic Magazines
National Institute of Student Opinion
Magazine
Corporation
Institute
Teen wins state homemaker degree at FHA convention
Midview High School senior Darlene McKisson, 18, earns the State Homemaker Degree from the Ohio Future Homemakers of America. She will be honored in Columbus on April 13, receiving the degree torch emblem for her scholastic record and community service.
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Grafton
Midview
Ohio Future Homemakers of America
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FHA
Columbus
Darlene
Sears
Midway Mall
William McKisson
Robson Rd
Nation's first song festival staged in Saratoga
America's first song festival for professionals and amateurs is set for August 30 to September 2 at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. Cash prizes include two $50,000 top awards and a grand piano, plus $1,000 to 34 semi finalists. A UPI report notes festival creator Larry Goldblatt’s ties to Blood, Sweat and Tears and his Iron Curtain tour with an American rock group.
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America
Saratoga
N.Y
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Larry Goldblatt
van Morrison
al Kooper
David Clayton-Thomas
U.S. Department of State
Colleges using ACT test data outlined in description
Iowa City based report notes over 2000 colleges in the United States Mexico and Canada increasingly use ACT testing services. It details the organization’s data collection roles advancements in test item writers and the involvement of educators scientists and psychologists. It mentions a music publishing entrant handbook and a performing rights society. It also describes the American Song Festival entry process with a May 31 1973 closing date and address for materials.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
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Mexico
Canada
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Poser'’S
Saratoga
P.O. Box
New York
N.Y
Columbia Features, Inc
Do it yourself admission policy at WPI attracts self motivated applicants
Worcester Polytechnic Institute offers a self admission policy where an applicant visits campus and reviews programs and requirements then assesses his chances of success. If he believes he can survive, he admits himself to enroll. The program aims to fill the school with self motivated students.
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Worcester, Mass
UPI
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
4 H news Wranglers plan skating party for 4 H members
Lorain County 4 H clubs invite all 4 H members to a skating party at a public event on March 24 from 8 30 a m to 5 p m at the Lorain County Fairgrounds. Funds from a light bulb sale support 4 H projects and outings.
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Wranglers
Lorain County
AWD Radiam
UG CiarReu
Marie Ternes
Diana Schnitzler
Lorain County Fairground
NLN Runs Nation’s Largest Nursing Exam Service
The National League for Nursing conducts the largest nursing licensure and admission testing program in the United States. It builds and processes exams for registered and practical nurses, administers preadmission tests for nursing students, and handles achievement and qualifying assessments for nurses and aides. Over one million tests are processed annually.
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New York
UPI
National League For Nursing
United States
Nursing Organization
Hello Dolly cast named for EHS production
The Elyria High School spring musical Hello Dolly will run April 26 to 29. Jody Naymik leads as Dolly with B J Whitehouse as Mr Van der Gelder, Linda Zoltai as Molly, Jayna Miller as Minnie, John Edwards as Cornelius, Jeff Couture as Barnaby, Kathy Johnson as Ermengarde, Roger Addleman as Ambrose, Robin Lenhard as Mrs Rose, Pam Naylor as Ernestina, Phil Davis as Rudolf, Tom Billings as Judge. Gene Dulmage directs with Wilson Murray and Dave Noe as associate musical directors.
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Jody Naymik
Mr. Vandergelder
B. J. Whitehouse
Linda Zoltai
Molly
Jayna Miller
Minnie
John Edwards
Cornelious
Jeff Couture
Barnaby
Kathy Johnson
Careers in Atomic Energy Grow Through the 70s and 80s
The energy crisis highlights atomic energy as a major future field with expanding career opportunities. Engineers scientists technicians and office personnel will be in demand across uranium exploration milling refining reactor manufacture operation and maintenance research and government medical radiation monitoring and radiography. Specialized training and strict health and safety standards are required in this evolving industry.
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Atomic Energy
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Washington, D.C
Columbia Features, Inc
EHS Club Donates Funds From Benefit Game
The Murray Ridge School benefits from $150 raised in a student faculty basketball game at Elyria High School. The EHS Bro Club played the faculty and donated the proceeds to the school for use by officials. the report also notes expected growth in nuclear industry jobs and earnings data from the era.
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Fed
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Computer help eyed to curb alcohol abuse NCALI aims to bridge information gap
Rockville Maryland reports the National Clearinghouse for Alcohol Information NCALI will use computer science and information services to lessen the nation’s addiction problem. The NCALI operates under the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism and directs inquiries to its Rockville address P O Box 1156.
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UPI
National Clearinghouse For Alcohol Information
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National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
National Clearinghouse For Alcohol Information Annex
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