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Steiner Art Is Featured Recent paintings of Steiner will be on exhibit beginning Monday at Schertle Galleries, 1624 N. Academy. specialty is sea scapes and mountain scenes. Before coming to Colorado Springs four years ago he lived and studied art in Hawaii for five years. Recently elected president of the Pikes Peak Artists Association, Steiner also is a member of the Windward Artists Guild.

A native of Czechoslavakia, Steiner left his homeland in 1948 to flee Communism. He and his wife, Mimi and his daughter Judy went to Austria where Steiner studied oil painting. While in Austria, he was affiliated with the Army and Air Force Exchange Service in Europe and as a result was transferred to Hawaii. The family lived on Oahu where Steiner studied art with Bennett Bradberry and was associated with Elma Taylor, Peter Hayward and Hiroshi Tagami. He paints the realistic scenes in his home studio at 622 Crown Ridge Drive.

But he also appreciate? abstracts painted by other artists. paintings can be found in private collections in Canada, Australia and the United States. Many of his woik? have been reproduced by Ovitron Corporation of Avenel, N.J. Before You DENVER WAREHOUSE SALES 117 E. las Vegas, Colo.

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evidence, more acurate- ly the difficulty of finding evidence, suggests that the effect is small compared with many other possible causes, such as parental attitude or knowledge of an experience with the real violence of our said the surgeon Scientific Advisory Committee on Television and Social Behavior. The 12 behavorial scientists said TV violence can trigger violent acts by aggessive children already prone to violence, but cautioned against generalizing on very complex issue, for which there are no simple Allegations of a whitewash came even before the 289-page report was made public, because the former surgeon general, William H. Stewart, allowed the networkers to veto seven prosepective committee members and because the final selection included two TV executives. Rep. John M.

Murphy, called the report loaded in favor of the and invitation to escalate the volume of violence on problem with this said Nicholas Johnson, a member of the Federal Communications Commission, that like so much of what the administration has done on these kinds of things, the cynicism of anybody really being interested in the truth is apparent from the The committee itself said it feels there had been a serious error in the selection process. study is not a Surgeon General Jesse L. Steinfeld insisted at a news conference. study shows for the first time a casual connection between violence shown on television and subsequent aggressive behavior by The $1 million study represents 2l2 years of effort. It was requested by Sen.

John 0. Pastore, who said he was troubled by the unanswered question of whether televised violence causes anti social behavior by children. evidence does indicate that televised violence may lead to increased aggressive behavior in certain subgroups of the committee said. accumulated evidence, however, does not warrant the conclusion that televised violence has a uniformly adverse effect nor the conclusion that it has an adverse effect on the majority of the report added. cannot even be said that the majority of the children in the various studies we have reviewed showed an increase in aggressive behavior in responsive to the violent fare to which they were On instructions from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, the panel made no policy recommendations.

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