Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 20

20 DAYTON DAILY NEWS Wednesday, May 10, 1972 Schools Add Hebrew To Language Courses Tarasow said an education and recruitment program is also being started to interest more students in the new course. STRAY LION MAKES CIRCUS OF A LAWN GRANADA HILLS, Calif. (UPI)Nicholas Metrick was somewhat startled when he went out to water his lawn. There was a mountain lion in his yard. Police on foot and in cars surrounded the area, a helicopter hovered overhead, and an animal control officer fired a tranquilizer-loaded dart into the cougar's hide, knocking it unconscious so it could be taken to an animal shelter.

The cougar, a female, apparently wandered into this Los Angeles suburb from nearby mountains. Meeting Planned to Decide Educational TV Control Retarded to Meet In Swim Contest OBERLIN, Ohio tPI A special Olympics-style swimming meet will be held Saturday at 1 i college for trainable retarded children. About 100 from Apple Creek institution, Murray Ridge school in Lorain county and Weaver school in Summit county will participate. A special state meet for retarded children across the state will be held in Columbus this June. Hebrew will be added to the foreign language courses offered by the Dayton public schools this fall.

The classes will be held at Fairviewand Meadowdale high schools. Announcement of the new course was made by the Jewish Community council, which will provide teachers. The arrangement was worked out with the schools' curriculum development department. CLASSES WILL BE offered and advanced students. Morris Tarason, director Jewish education, will direct the courses.

They will be available to all high school students In the city under the magnet program plan of the Dayton schools. Enrollment is anticipated at 20 students in each of the two high schools. The bureau said Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland are among the cities in Ohio where Hebrew is already a part of the regular curriculum. By DAVID M. HERD Daily News Staff Writer A meeting that may decide the future of local control over educational TV was agreed upon Tuesday between Wright State university trustees and the Ohio Educational Tclevi-sidn commission.

would take some time to install. But it's merely a question of putting it in." FORNSHELL said the double-pickup in operation now "doesn't allow for the flexibility that would be nice. But there are an awful lot of 'ifs' Central State university is preparing plans to produce a program originating from Wil-berforce, a possibility Wright State can't begin to think about until the composition of the consortium is i d. Wright State Is constructing studio facilities in its new library building slated for completion this December. Founder Dies DURHAM, N.C.

Murray Kornfeld, 81, founder and executive director emeritus of the American College of Chest Physicians, died Monday in Durham. The commission was notified ow I i. NY. 8 IV rJBr frv sxm wiri win jfim imwir.myJH i IX- I HftCAICC (sOft Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Effective Thru May 16, 1972 TO i i.i mm- i -1 iii ii i jvbkan flirts: BONELESS WHOLE fffil RIIT7ET0R Al I BOSTON BUTT 1 EaltU UCEa SMOECED-'HAM KEYS by mail that the WSU trustee executive committee has accepted an invitation to try to resolve differences that have been plaguing operation of WOET, Channel 16. A NEW element was added to their differences with disclosure that Dayton may be able to tie directly to the Public Broadcasting service (PBS) signal, bypassing the present system of rebroadcast-ing the air signal from Oxford.

Channel 16 went on the air Apr. 24 under control of the state commission, which is seeking to turn the station license over to a consortium comprised of i State, Miami, and Central State universities. Wright State has balked at the plans to include Miami in the group. AT STAKE are both control of program content and the quality of transmission, which is presently an off-the-air re-broadcast of Channel 48, WCET, in Cincinnati, relayed through Miami university's station, WMUB, Channel 14, in Oxford. The twice-removed pickup operation played havoc with WOET's first week of programming when WCET preempted all Public Broad-casting service (PBS) programs for a local auction.

WRIGHT STATE claims that Dayton control would preclude such instances and that Miami does not need two tele-vision stations. The educational television commission has insisted on i 1 i Miami because it says the university has studio facilities and technical experience. "The network commission still feels that this consortium is the most viable said Dave L. Fornshell, executive secretary. "We would like for it to have been formed by now.

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WILLIAM F. Lehman, television coordinator at Wright State, said that picture quality and flexibility would improve considerably if Dayton could be interconnected with the Public Broadcasting service network transmission which services Bowling Green, Toledo and Cincinnati. Oxford is slated to tie in to that signal in September. So that Miami University's Channel 14 can pick up network broadcasting directly instead of relying on Cincinnati's Channel 84. If PBS were to add Dayton to the line, Fornshell said, "I know it would be expensive.

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