Marion plan favors courthouse project over New Albany
The interim column weighs options for Marion and New Albany on building or redoing a courthouse or city county building. It notes Marion ground belongs to the project and could be renovated while in use with potential ornamentation removed. but neither plan can house both city and county offices, and New Albany’s city county building may be inadequate for the population.
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Reader's Courtroom recounts political tension in court
In a courtroom scene a man ousted from a religious sect accuses leaders of voter intimidation tied to his Democrat alignment. The court weighs whether embarrassment equals intimidation while discussing a New Albany building project and election implications in a stream of fragmented quotes.
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Wabash River Crest Predicted Two Feet Above Flood Stage
The Wabash River at Covington was forecast to crest two feet over flood stage on Wednesday as recent rains swelled the river. Crests near Lafayette occurred Tuesday after heavy weekend showers, with Montezuma expected to see 167 feet, Terre Haute near 14 feet, and Riverton Vincennes and Mount Carmel staying well below flood levels.
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Points for Parents and Child Thunder Fear
A father consoles his child about thunder and fear saying it cannot hurt them and they should sleep. He recalls his own childhood fear and invites closeness. The text notes that understanding reduces fear while ridicule increases it. It lists scattered terms like cavity shipping containers rip with business and hail.
Scrambled Clues Fill A Puzzle Page With Mixed References
A garbled list of phrases and partial clues appears, mixing names like Deron Myer and FH with place terms such as North Carolina cape and Swiss Alps. The fragmentary items include hints about deities, measurements, and objects like a cravat, sesame, and silk scarf.
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Dear Helen readers share back exercise tips and family notices
Readers discuss mild home workouts suitable for older adults, including leg lifts and coordinated arm leg raises. The discussion mentions a grandmother, sisters, and shoe finances affecting teens, with advice on alternating movements and avoiding overexertion while maintaining focus on safety.
Greener Thumbs Bird Bath Designs Inform Home Gardeners
A garden notice promotes BIRD BATHs to add color and attract song while aiding insect control. It notes various designs and reasonable to high prices, and warns to secure baths against curious children. Contact details offer a leaflet titled Six Introductory Exercises and provide a return address for correspondence through the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
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Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
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Running Away Dilemmas and Radio Sale Math Problem
A reader asks about a family dispute over money and running away. The grandmother split birthday money with siblings, causing tension. The problem then shifts to a math puzzle: a dealer sold radios and the total, original price, and payments imply an equation. Solve for the number of radios using the given figures 2000 and 1800 and the sold quantity.
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Billy
Try and Stop Me editor Tom Dreier on world view in schools
A Missouri school superintendent presents a world view analogy imagining 1000 people to show income and resource disparities. The thought experiment contrasts 60 Americans with 940 others, highlighting unequal life expectancy income and energy use. The piece also includes quips about advertising and a Seattle Fair restaurant anecdote.
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Dear Helen Letter on Divorce and Makeup Age
A reader asks if divorce is the only path after 15 years of marriage due to alcoholism and conflict. Helen cautions divorce as a last resort, explores possible causes, and urges frank talk with the husband. Another reader asks about starting makeup. a response describes early makeup use and advises sending questions to Helen Erskine for replies.
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Rey
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Jorn Belle
Steers Ruling On Inheritance Tax Application
Indianapolis dispatch reports a five year phase in inheritance tax applies to estates of individuals who died before the law took effect. The ruling states the prior limit should apply to those pre enactment deaths, affecting how much tax is collected.
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Indianapolis
Khrushchev Returns From Northern Trip
Soviet Premier Khrushchev returns from a northern tour as Tass reports from Moscow. The agency notes his travels after visiting Archangel and other northern sites. A separate Washington dispatch notes a government program aiming to plant 790,000 trees last year.
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Vis Seayark
Archangel
Tass
Washington
Wioh Federal
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