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Population ami Development Pkmmiag Warren C. Robiasoa, Editor The Population Co--cM, 1975 272 pf; soft com; $3.95 PAGE • -PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1IN HERE AND THERE 800,1 Review IN BUSINESS fturt G. Voss Is Advanced By Federal EUcfrfc , Kurt G. Voss, former McHenry resident, has been named director of public relations and advertising for Federal Electric corporation, Lincoln Brown, president, has announced. Brown said Voss will be responsible for all the com* pany's public, community relations and advertising ac­ tivities. Federal Electric corporation, based in Paramus, New Jersey, operates and maintains government and commercial services.projects in the U.S. and abroad, including operations at the Kennedy Space center, Western Test Range, Air Force Production Flight test installation, the White Alice Communications system in Alaska, Distant Early Warning system in Alaska, Canada and Greenland and the Ballistic Missile Early People and Development ^pi« Warning system in Alaska and Greenland, as well as projects in West Germany, Denmark and Spain. Voss was public relations manager for the company at the John F. Kennedy Space center, handling all of FEC's NASA projects. His background includes work in newspapers, magazines, radio and television. Prior to joining FEC, he was bureau chief and industrial editor for Missiles and Rodkets magazine at the Kennedy Space center, covering the entire southern half of the United States for the publication. Voss is a graduate of McHenry Community" high school. He lived on Orchard Beach road. Reviewed by Richard C. oCRrOdKr "Although 'development planning* is a widely used term, no precise definition of it exists." The introductory words to this book open the door to a murky work) where philosophies, theories and definitions are endlessly argued, and where agreement among experts is rare. During the I960's - the first UN Development Decade - "development" was often seen in terms of planned economic growth, and generally in terms of external assistance, plus in­ ternal initiative. Today, the emphasis has shifted to "struc­ tural »change," redistribution of income, and improved man­ power utilization. wphy Demographic factors have only lately come to enter into the equation. As Robinson points out: The concepts of 'popula- n policy* and 'population ?tannine' are r new. raditionaiiy, immigration has been the -only major demographic process over which policy was consciously debated and fixed. Immigra­ tion remains an important process in some areas but, as the essays in this book point out, other demographic processes are now 'more dominant." tion HOURS: MOIt.-FRI.: 9-9 SAT. 9-6 SUN. 10-5 spurgeoiVs Sale! One lltfeek Only! Every Maternity Separate 19 5 to 11 Reg. 6.49 to 14.99 SAVE $1.30 TO $3 ON EVERY ITEM -jeans, tops, pant- sets too! Our entire stock on sale--choose your entire special wardrobe this week at big savings! Mixers and matchers to wear now and later, in easy-care fabrics. Junior and rpisses sizes--hurry in! ' > ; TUES. 9-5 WED. 9-5 (Senior Citizens Day) THURS.-FRI. 9-9 SAT. 9-5 4400 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, Illinois 385-4100 fccwt Facts And high' time too, one might add. The failure of the great development push of the past decade to have much im­ pact on the lives of the "poorest 40&3percent," to borrow a phrase from Robert McNamara, can be traced, in part, at least, to the reluctance of governments to face demographic facts. The dilemma of rising pop­ ulations and world-wioe stagnation of food production ire, by now, well understood by most governments. But there are still many who see population growth only as a threat to the availability of suf­ ficient food, and not in the fullness of its impact on the en­ tire development process. WHO KNOWS 1. What is the birth stone for January? 2. When was the battle of New Orleans? 3. Name the author of "Common Sense" and "The Rights of Man." 4. What constitutes the American Bill of Rights? 5. When did prohibition begin? 6. When was the first wireless sent to Ger­ many? 7. Who was the first Sec­ retary of State? 8. What Is sn erg? 9. Two southern generals were bom In January, name them. 10.Who Invented the mo- tion-picture camera? Aisttrs It Wit Katvs 1. Garnet. 2. January 8, 1815. 3. Thomas Paine. 4. The first ten amend­ ments to the Constitu­ tion. 5. January 16, 1920. 6. January 27, 1914. 7. Thomas Jefferson. 8. A unit of electrical energy. 9. General Robert E. Lee, General "Stonewall*?**' Jackson. 10.Thomas A. Edison. Daffynition Family: Agroupof peo­ ple who own keys to the same house. -Wall Street Journal. Legal Notice NOTICE VEHICLES LICENSES City of McHenry vehicles licenses were due January 1, 1976. February 28th is the last day to purchase licenses without pa vine penalty. Stickers must be displayed on windshield by March 1st. CITY OF McHENRY (Pub. Wed., Feb. 18,1976) Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE McHennr Community High School District No. 156 will receive sealed bids on Swim­ ming Pool Repairs. Specifications may be obtained at the office of Anderson, Reh- der, Yandre, Architects, 1725 N. Lewis Ave., Waukegan, II. Bids will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on March 2, 1976, at the architects office. A 10 percent bid bond and 100 percent performance bond will be required. Michael R. Kelly Business Manage (Pub. Wed., Feb., 18, hMk PoHcy This book should be a cor* recti ve to such blindness. Its eleven essays represent an ef­ fort to articulate population- development planning in­ terrelationships for specific planning sectors. Chapter one reviews ap­ proaches to development plan- ning and analyzes the demographic content of the process. Chapter two presents an overview of the dynamics of population change in the developing world. Chapters three through ten relate demographic factors to different developmental areas, such as labor force, education, housing and health. The final chapter deals with general development objectives and how thev are affected by demograpnic chance. The Population Council has for years oeen trying to instill demographic awireness into Kublic policy circles. This 00k is aimed at that audience. It would be of dubious value to laymen, but it should be on every develop­ ment planner's shelf. Population Fact book Is Published NEW YORK The Population Council has issued tne latest edition of its annual Factbook on Popula­ tion and Family Planning Programs. Tne Factbook, edited by Council staff members Dorothy Nortman and Ellen Hofstatter, has been published each year since 1969. The current edition contains 22 tables covering five major areas: • demographic, economic and social characteristics of the world, regions and in­ dividual countries; • indicators of potential demand for family planning services; Argentina, •f Uruguay Seek More People BUENOS AIRES (WPNS) - There must be something in the waters of the Rio de la Plata. While most of the rest of the world is struuling to keep population growth rates down, the two River Plate countries, Artentina and Uruguay, are scekinc ways to increase the size of their populations. . Argentina took a strong pro-natalist stance at the World Population Conference fast year. The Argentine Sovernment has clamped own on contraceptive sales and has restricted the activities of private family planning organizations. ^Argentine officials, in­ cluding the late President Juan Peron, have branded birth control "alien" to the Argen­ tine tradition. \ PeopUmt ike Pampas Argentina s attitude is part­ ly rooted in nationalism, and o government positions on population growth and family planning; • indicators of family planning program input; • indicators of family planning program output. In a brief introduction, the authors note that, under the best of conditions, World pop­ ulation will grow to 8.4 billion toward the end of the twenty- first century, more than dou­ ble what it is today. "Because of the well-known association between moder­ nization and low fertility, the obvious prescription to relieve the economic strain of high fertility is to speed develop- partly in a unique populat problem: maldistribution. One ibon probl city, -B*enos Aires, dominates the entire nation. With 10 million people, the Buenos Aires urban area accounts for 40 percent of all the people in the country. Outside Buernoe Aires are vast tracts of virtually on- inhabited grasslands - the pampas. Over the statesman out on the barren "gobcrnar es pobiar" - to govern is to populate. Argen­ tine leaders say the same to» day. Urmpmtp*s Across the River Plate es­ tuary, tiny Uruguay has a similar dilcmma/Montcvideo, the capital city, wife mors than 1.5 nulHon people ̂con­ tains half the country's I million population. Imi from ll stii a V r a century ago, Alberdi. lookirw Ten pfiffipn nig pobiar - River Plate The V inauraaee program In the ment. This prescription, however, confuses ends with means. What is more properly m e a n t i s t o a r r a n g e developmental options so as to 5ivc priority to features con-ucive to fertility decline.** YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT ft YOU'VE READ ABOUT IT. . . 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