Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 115

REPUBLIC Thursday, March 19,1981 The Arizona Republic Parental influence rated key to developing good readers EXPERT CLOCK REPAIR FREE GRANDFATHER STRIKE EtECTRIC" ANTIQUE BATTERY KEYWJML ANNIVERSARY CHIME CUCJCOQ Art Gissendaner Ms. Longer, a visiting scholar at the University of California at Berkeley, also is the national Multiple Sclerosis READ-a-thon educational consultant. She spoke to the Phoenix Metropolitan Area Multiple Sclerosis board of trustees at a luncheon at the Phoenix Country Club. Ms. Langer said an important part of children developing positive attitudes toward reading is storytelling in the home.

She said this is becoming a lost art. "Most stories involve people or animals, a triggering event that makes things go wrong and a combined effort to set things right," she said. "This is story grammar. Children are exposed to modifying words and complex language. Poor readers do not get this." Also affecting a child's reading ability is the quality of leisure time, Ms.

Langer said. 'Children are given games that amuse rather than involve them," she said. "Also, a 16 month-old child is picked up at the day-care center and plopped in front of a television." Ms. Langer said she is in favor of using television as a learning tool, but storytelling encourages children to read books because they already have basic story structure. Phil Keller, a seventh-grade student at Madison No.

2 School, was honored at the luncheon for his participation in the Valley's MS READ-a-thon program. He raised more than $300 in pledges by reading 27 books during February. Republic Staff Parental involvement is the strongest Influence upon a child's becoming a good leader, a national educational consultant said in Phoenix on Wednesday. "Very often, parents of junior-high-School students who read poorly will ask yhat can be done to improve their child's reading ability," Judith Langer said. "But food reading habits are formed early in Jife." HQIJRS TOWN COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER 2035 E.

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He said his wife cried out, "My God, those planes came together." Pettit said, "After they collided, the aircraft spun to the Earth and crashed and burned. They came down in flames. Two bodies were recognizable only as human. It was a pretty intense fire." Debris from the burned aircraft including papers and aircraft logs was found scattered over a half-mile area, Pettit said. ,2 The wheel from Holgate's plane was discovered not far from the wreckage of the burning plane, he said.

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