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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1976

Page

3

Public Interest Spotlight on HEW in Student Loan Scandal

Texas Attorney General John L Hill leads a probe into federally guaranteed student loans alleging HEW complicity in a nationwide fraud. The piece cites banks and private for profit schools, with calls for tougher audits, penalties, and personal liability for officials.

HEW Austin Tex John L. Hill Department of Health, Education and Welfare Texas Congress Uncle Sam Senate Hill U.S Office of Education Advance Schools, Inc Texas Attorey General's Office Dallas U.S Washington Hill

Monopoly battle over who created the game

California professor Ralph Anstach, creator of Anti-Monopoly, challenges Parker Brothers claiming Monopoly was not Darrow's sole invention. He alleges origins trace to Elizabeth Magie in 1904 and to Atlantic City Friends School teachers, with trials slated to test trademark ownership.

Ralph Anstach California Anstad Parker Brothers Amstad Charles Darrow Philadelphia Monopoly Board Darrow Atlantic City Anstach San Francisco State University Dar- Ton Elizabeth Magie Virginia Finance Indianapolis Hich Rainer Barton Berkeley

Sweet smell of success fuels Olfactory Corp rise

Fred Block, a former flower child turned 30, holds a sample of incense that earned Olfactory Corp over 2 million dollars last year. He began the firm in 1967, marking a long journey from its early days.

Fred Block Olfactory Corp

Gasoline trees proposed to solve fuel worries by chemist

Nobel laureate Melvin Calvin urged planting experimental gasoline trees in arid Southern California to produce fuel from Euphorbia latex. He cited potential yields of about 25 barrels per acre annually, noting the need to reduce hydrocarbon molecular weight from near one million to around 50,000. He discussed milkweed and rubber tree analogs and methods to remove water from hydrocarbon-rich milk.

San Francisco UPI Melvin Calvin California Calvin American Chemical Society University of California United States

Immortals in Space Could Shape Humanity’s Future

Boston reports on Dr. Frank Drake proposing that immortals in the cosmos may hold the key to humanity’s destiny. He suggests immortal beings would seek safety, avoid interplanetary risks, and likely spread their immortality to developing nations, increasing signals detectable by our sensors.

Boston Jules Verne H.G. Weiss Frank Drake National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center Cornell University Technology Review Massachusetts Institute of Technology Drake Arecibo Puerto Rico

CB radios seen as long term safety device and market

Los Angeles reports Pathoom Inc president Thomas cites a growing citizen band craze and a projected FCC expansion of airwave channels in January 1977. He envisions CB sets becoming universal safety tools for motorists, emergency aid, and weather updates, with millions already in use and six million licensed operators.

Los Angeles UPN Witham Thomas Federal Communications Commission United States

Metal man built from Detroit Forge Plant parts in salute

Joanne Kowal tunes a metal figure dubbed Mr. Scrap built from about 500 original equipment and service parts at Chevrolet's Detroit Forge Plant, a creation by plant workers decorating a Chinese hat from a rear end differential.

Chevrolet Detroit Joanne Kowal

Creative commute turns travel time into learning

Readers can repurpose daily drives into learning sessions with educational tapes. Vendors offer series on motivation, mood control, literature, and language study. Commuters can also listen to taped prose, poetry, or author discussions to expand knowledge without extra cost.

Learning Dynamics Boston New Rochelle N. Y

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