Schools still using 3 R s but with a new look
An Editor s Note outlines a three part series examining education in the 1970s focusing on elementary schools. The piece cites Educators and officials like Sidney P. Marland Jr and Ewald Nyquist noting boredom and overemphasis on formal drills, while highlighting a shift toward out of class learning and media aided experiences as core to new curricula.
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U.S
Sidney P. Marland Jr
United Press International
Ewald Nyquist
New York
White House
Connally defends Nixon tax program amid criticism
Treasury Secretary John Connally disputed claims the plan favors business and harms the poor while asserting the package will provide about 7 billion dollars in tax relief. He testified as Congress weighs changes and the six percent investment credit option.
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UPI
Treasury
John B. Connally
Nixon
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Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Congress
Mills
Organized Labor
Oberlin Bans Sale of Nonreturnable Beverage Containers
Oberlin's City Council passed a landmark ordinance by a 4 to 3 vote banning sale and possession of nonreturnable glass or metal beverage containers. The law, effective January 1, carries fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail and drew intense national opposition from industry reps while supporters argued it protects consumer interests.
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Oberlin
David Son
Ner
Dina Schoonmaker
Melvin Martens
Douglas Johnson
al Wellington
Kinzer Habecker
Robert Thomas
Martens
Habecker
Kent L. Wold
Midwest
James Ritchie
American Can Company
Washington, D.C
TV Tower Collapse Kills Seven Workers Near Minneapolis
A 1,285 foot television tower intended to serve three Minneapolis St. Paul stations collapsed during final construction, killing seven workers. The $3 million structure lay wrecked in an aerial view with a covered body visible at the site. The story continues on page 3.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
UPI
Trupo UK Likely for LCCC Administrative Post
Stanley Trupo 35 is expected to be approved tomorrow by Lorain County Community College board for Director of Institutional Research and Development. The three year contract and possible merger of public information with development are undecided, with final decisions pending board committees and Dr. Omar Olson.
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Stanley Trupo
Lorain County Community College Board of Trustees
Trupo
Joseph E Cirigiliano
Oberlin
Public Information
Omar L.) Olson
Olson
LCCC
Conley
DR. Olson
Trupp
Bowen
Thomas Bowen
Two sought in store holdup in Elyria and Lorain
Police in Elyria and Lorain search for a woman about 30 in a gold dress who entered A and B Beverage at 815 Lake Ave and, armed with a knife, robbed the store for an undetermined amount. A male driver is said to have fled north on Rt 57 toward Lorain.
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Elyria
Lorain
A and B Beverage
Lake Ave
Park manager reinstated after 'administrative error' cited
Findley State Park Manager Don Riddle returned to work after a one day layoff blamed on administrative error in Columbus. A mass shutdown forced 46 of Ohio's 57 parks to axe staff. Riddle and Findley staff except assistant Jack Basnett were dismissed.
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Findley State Park
Don Riddle
Columbus
Ohio
Riddle
Findley Park
Jack Basnett
Basnett
Hall
David Meeker
Department of Natural Resources
Do or die pressure builds on Ohio tax bills in senate
Senator Michael Maloney sets this week for a vote on one of two tax bills as Gov. Gilligan pushes a graduated personal income tax. Only five of 11 Democrats back the plan, with a sixth on the fence and AFL CIO seeking a possible compromise to ease labor opposition.
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Columbus
Michael Maloney
Cincinnati
Senate
Ways and Means
Maloney
State House
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Senate Democrats
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Frank King
Labor
Warm Sunny Conditions With Chance of Showers Tomorrow
Weather forecast calls for continued warmth with highs in the upper 80s today. Variable clouds bring a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Tomorrow cooler with highs in the mid to lower 80s and a 30 percent chance of thundershowers. Winds mainly from the south today then southwest tonight and west tomorrow. Sunset and sunrise times listed with page reference.
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