Adams Free Library bids for interior remodeling project
The Adams Free Library trustees invite sealed bids for interior remodeling. Bidders may obtain specifications at the Adams Free Library and must submit sealed bids by 5:00 p.m. on May 27, 1965, with the town reserving the right to reject any nonconforming bid. Michael Kwasniawski Jr., chairman, May 6, 1969.
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Pulitzer Winners Highlight 1969 Craft and First Native American
The 1969 Pulitzer prizes honor the Los Angeles Times for public service exposing city government corruption and prompting three bribery convictions. Kiowa author N Scott Momaday wins fiction for House Made of Dawn, the first Native American to do so, as Howard Sackler takes drama for The Great White Hope.
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