Highland School Board urged to delay superintendent contract extension
Editorial cites urgency in extending the present superintendent’s contract before March 1972. It questions rushing a long term decision amid a likely new board and elections, urging parents’ views and reports like the North Central study be considered before action. The piece stresses focused, quality education for over 2000 students as primary.
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Highland School Board
Highland
North Central
Wallace Spars with Stassen Acknowledges Minnesota's Political Spotlight
The piece recalls Harold Stassen once a national political star at age 33 and Minnesota’s ascent in politics. It notes Wallace avoids a 1972 run, compares Stassen’s early promise with later limited success, and mentions Humphrey and McCarthy rising from Minnesota. It ends with a light jab at the Apollo 15 schedule.
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George C. Wallace
Wallace
Harold Stassen
Boy Wonder
Minnesota
Stassen
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Democracy Weavers In Saigon Referendum on Thieu Rule
The piece argues South Vietnam faces a flawed democratic process as President Nguyen Van Thieu tightens power. A new election faces hurdles, with petition thresholds and alleged disqualification of rivals Ky and Minh. U S credibility as a promoter of democracy could suffer if Thieu blocks opposition.
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Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Gen
Duong van Minh
America
Pan Am Ends Tours For Endangered Species Hunters
Pan American World Airways will stop booking tours for hunters targeting endangered animals after August. The move limits hunting trips to species near extinction while continuing safaris for non endangered game. World Wildlife Fund cites hundreds of at risk species and praises corporate environmental responsibility.
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Pan American World Airways
World Wildlife Fund
Pan Am
Peace Sign Parade On Campbell Wagon
In a Campbell soup ad spoof, three kids hang from a station wagon flashing peace signs at an elderly couple. The couple reluctantly mirrors the gesture, with Grandma and Grandpa joining the peace display as the scene kicks off. The author Jim Flebig notes the evolving meaning of the V sign across political lines.
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Grandma
Grandpa America
Campbell
Jim Flebig
Medina County Gazette publication details and rates
Medina County Gazette published by Medina County Publications Inc. lists address at 665 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256 and Second class mail privileges. Rates shown include 10 cents single copy 60 cents weekly four weeks 12 months 9260 six months 13.00 serviceman and college student 614.40 yearly. Arthur D Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungjen managing editor Stuart A Borden general manager. Telephone numbers Medina 726-4166 and Brunswick 226-3177.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
The Rigid Alliance In Education Politics
Charles Bartlett reports on the clash between the Nixon education plan and the Education Establishment allied with the Democrats. The NEA pushes for more teachers and funding while opposing reform proposals and voucher experiments, signaling a stalemate as 33 federal grants await consolidation. The conflict strains ties with teachers and parents.
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Washington
Nixon
National Education Association
Congressional Democrats
NEA
Helen Bain
White House
Bain
Senate Labor Committee
OEO
Senate
Advertising’s Vital Role in Free Market, Says Arch Booth
Arch N Booth, executive vice president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, argues advertising sustains the free market and consumer access to product information. He cites five guidelines for truthful, evidence based ads and urges consumers to support firms upholding integrity in advertising.
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Arch N. Booth
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Arch Booth
National Chamber Federation
Businessmen of America
The
National Chamber
Librarian's Notebook Arts Books Featured at Public Library
A public library catalog notes several art books including A Short History of Painting in America by E P Richardson and Seven Women Great Painters by Winthrop and Frances Neilson. The read introduces artists Angelica Kauffman Vigee Lebrun Berthe Morisot Marie Laurencin Cecilia Beau Georgia O Keefe and mentions Cecilia Beau self portrait and Kampmann Creating with Poster Paints with vivid illustrations including a startling turbulent landscape on page 44.
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America
E.P. Richardson
Henry Francis du Pont
Winthrop
Frances Neilson
Angelica Kauffman
Vigee-Lebrun
Berthe Morisot
Marie Laurencin
Mary Cassait
Cecilia Beau
Georgia O’keafe
States
Lothar Kampmann
Operation Identification cuts theft risk in Monterey Park
Monterey Park police chief Everett Holladay launched Operation Identification in 1963 to mark valuables with a driver license number using a Vibrograver and register them with the police. With 4,000 participating homes, only three burglaries have occurred since then, and stickers deter thieves while aiding recovery.
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Monterey Park
Calif
CPA
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Everett Holladay
Holladay
How to Paint with Water Colors Guide
Arthur Zaidenberg outlines a water color method noting its low cost compared to oils and canvases. The medium is popular yet delicate and retains less durability, making fewer works suitable for museum display.
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Arthur Zaidenberg
Portrait Painting Books Offered for Study
We offer several books on portrait painting including Claude Harrison's The Portrait Painter's Handbook. The volume features master reproductions and guidance from preliminary drawing to finished work.
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Claude Harrison
Painting Sea and Shore by Harry B Ballinger oils
The note reviews Painting Sea and Shore by Harry B Ballinger focusing on oil painting. It mentions perspective as a difficult topic and notes a full chapter addressing this subject.
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Harry B. Ballinger
Residents oppose CTS bus service to Brunswick and Medina
A reader criticizes the CTS bus plan arguing it is funded by taxpayers and mostly unused by Medina residents. The letter questions municipal priorities and suggests locals prefer shopping locally and reducing car reliance to cut costs and emissions.
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CTS
Brunswick
Medina
Greenwood
You
Cleveland
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