From Where We Stand Editorial Views
The piece criticizes federal money leverage over local NOACA decisions and the hiring of Ted Mikesell at 40 000 dollars with fringes. It questions NOACA's role and warns against HUD pressure while arguing for tighter NOACA budgeting and local planning autonomy. The editorial argues federal funding undermines local control and costs.
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Heaven
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
NOACA
Ted Mikesell
Illinois
HUD
John Oberholtzer
Chippewa
Clark
Indoe
NOADA
University Heights
Irving Konigsberg
Tri-County
Konigsberg
The Decline of the Independent Prep School
Columns describe the financial strain and changing attitudes hitting independent secondary schools. Tuition rises, enrollment shifts away from Ivy League access, and closures increase while mergers occur. The piece argues for action to preserve these historic institutions.
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Harvard
New York Police Expand Legal Guidance With Civilian Advisers
The NYPD plans six civilian lawyers assigned to divisions to advise officers on legality of arrests and testimony. Critics say on the spot legal counsel could hinder policing and overstep traditional training, potentially limiting officers’ action and favoring offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Police Department
Warsaw Catholic Resilience During Polish Communist Era
Ralph de Toledano reports from Warsaw where Poland’s Catholic tradition thrives amid communist rule. Masses fill churches while streets host open air processions and youth worship, signaling state limits on religion and a wary but hopeful path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Warsaw
Old Town
Stalin
Kremlin
Moscow
A Widow And Her Money
New study by the Life Insurance Agency Management Association and Life Underwriter Training Council finds nearly half of new widows lack knowledge of their husbands finances. Only one in five widows had discussed with their husband how to handle life insurance proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
New York
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
Life Underwriter Training Council
Robert G. Reed
Continental Assurance Co
Chicago
Reed
Gasman meter tales and insurance aging of families
A humor piece on slice of life surrealism about the gasman meter reading and comic misreadings. It crosses to a discussion of life insurance needs, widow assets, and the need for couples to plan and review protection before old age and death reduce financial security. The piece cites Arthur Milton and Reed on underinsurance and financial risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Milton
Computer aided eye localization by a Kansas computer
Kansas doctors use a computer to pinpoint a foreign object in the eye. The method simplifies William Sweet's 1898 triangulation technique, reducing radiologist workload and measurement errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Braden
Kansas City, Kan
UPI
Kansas
Thomas J. Cusack
Kansas University Medical Center
William Sweet
Sweet
Cusack
William F. Herrin
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Sharon
Don Simmons
Bob Brown
Wane
China
Chen Chungwei
John Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Maryland
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Afl-Cio
Ralph de Toledano
Washington
Richard Nixon
Leningrad
Nixon
Congress
Business Today
BY Leroy Pope
Dick West
Arthur Milton
Science Today
American Cancer Society
Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Mronseing
Stuart A. Borden
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