Fairmont State's Regent BA Degree Program Expands
Fairmont State College is among ten institutions offering the non-traditional Regent BA Degree Program aimed at adult learners seeking career growth and personal development. It credits on-the-job experience and training, along with prior college credits, for college-equivalent credit. More than 3,000 credit hours have been awarded from 57 assessments. Since its February 1975 origin, the program has grown substantially, says Dr. William E. Phillips.
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Detroit Schools Face Deep Budget Strains and Cuts
Detroit public schools confront major funding shortfalls after a 5 percent budget cut. Vandalism, reduced services, and cuts to remedial programs, sports, and extracurriculars accompany shrinking textbooks and delayed supplies. Administrators warn of ongoing turmoil while city and suburb comparisons heighten urgency for state and national support.
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Medicare deductibles rise to 124 for hospital stays
Beginning January 1977 the hospital deductible under Medicare rises to 124 dollars from 104, with adjustments tied to rising hospital costs. The change affects 119 day limits and lifetime reserve days, plus posthospital nursing home charges, as 24.7 million beneficiaries in 1976 rise to 25.3 million in 1977 and costs climb from 13.6 to 16.1 billion dollars.
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Danny Kaye on Peter Pan in Hallmark Hall of Fame broadcast
Danny Kaye at 63 rejects being a child at heart and plays Captain Hook in NBCs Hallmark Hall of Fame Peter Pan. The special marks Hallmarks 25th anniversary with Mia Farrow as Peter Pan John Gielgud narrating and Julie Andrews singing off camera. Kaye praises the earlier production and defends personal entertainment standards while urging viewers to choose what they watch.
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Women Press FCC for Free Listings in Directories
Women's rights advocates petition the Federal Communications Commission to require free telephone listings for married women. They seek listings on the same line as husbands or separately, arguing current charges burden women. AT&T says free family listings would raise directory size and cost. The suit is led by four women with the Women's Equity Action League and the National Organization for Women, citing examples of potential formats and noting studies that free listings would not unduly expand directories.
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