South Africa plants upgrade nonwhite workers at Ford GM
Ford South Africa and GM South Africa invest about 200 million dollars in Port Elizabeth plants and equipment. Ford expands education with literacy courses and after hours classes while boosting production trainee programs. GM raises minimum wage to 61 cents and plans a further three cent rise after six months.
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State, colleges see no credit protection need
The AP report notes that state and college officials see no immediate requirement for expanded credit protection. The chief administrator of Arizona authorities weighs in on the matter, outlining current policies and potential gaps.
Crossword Puzzle Summary From NAU Credit Contract Discussion
West of zone community colleges state junior college students rarely need credit protection when transferring to Arizona universities. NAU officials describe a contract to assure no loss of credit if courses meet recommended standards, clarifying the current transfer process.
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Northern Arizona University
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NAU
Hall
Arizona State University
Arizona
You're never too old to hear better
An offer from Beltone in Chicago invites readers to request a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid. The device, under a third of an ounce, ear level and wireless, is free with no cost or obligation, and the ad asks recipients to write to Dept. 5381, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 West VictoriA, Chicago, Dl. 60846.
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Victoria
Road deaths fall in Britain in 1972 Q3
The Department of the Environment reports road crashes killed eight percent fewer Britons in the third quarter of 1972 than in the same period in 1971.
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London
UPI
Department of the Environment
Panel Approves Extending Bilingual Education Program
A Senate Education Committee backed a bill to extend Arizona bilingual education beyond third grade with a 400000 dollar appropriation to support English learners. Educators praised the program as successful and say many students would benefit from two language instruction beyond the initial grades.
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Phoenix
UPT
Senate
Zoo switches to meat substitutes amid price hike
Cincinnati Zoo faces soaring meat costs as horsemeat climbs from 28.5 to 50.5 cents per pound. Zoologist Barry Wakeman says the zoo spends about 765000 annually for meat, with 5 percent of animals accepting a horsemeat mix of horsemeat eggs yeast kidneys corn oil and additives while the older animals reject it.
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