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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1965
Page
8
Essay argues federal revenue needs and IRS flaws, noting taxpayer hardships and perceived harsh treatment. It highlights cases of erroneous deductions, delays, and costly battles, urging scrutiny of administrators and caution against automatic penalties.
Berkshire County page marks second year with weekly Thursday features. High schools from Pittsfield to Stockbridge provide correspondents and editors for Young Berkshire, led by Colleen O Gara and Lisa Lansing with assistants across Mount Greylock, Wahconah, Searles and St Josephs. Roger Wheeler of the DNR rules surfers as navigable craft under state authority.
Don Roy, University of Massachusetts freshman, argues through a satirical analysis that society’s shift toward materialism signals a decline in the economy. He frames predictions in a mock Malthusian proportion about tootsie pops versus pop, foreseeing a future where the tootsie vanishes and the pop dominates.
Berkshire students in Great Barrington Lee and Piltsfield survey peers on Beatle haircuts amid debates over school dress codes and authority. Some say schools may enforce mods for presentability while others defend student choice and criticise overreach, noting moderation for summer and return to school rules.
Marian Martinez, a 13 year old from Colombia living in Pittsfield with her mother and sister, adjusts to life in the United States during three months in the city. She attends PHS as a Spanish language learner while pursuing a commercial course, aided by teachers Mrs. Farina and David Quinlan as peers help her learn English.
Pittsfield High cheerleaders tossed small purple and white footballs into the stands after each touchdown during the Pittsfield High Northamton game last Saturday afternoon. Coach Joe Gleason launched the 1985 season toy program to boost spirit and add color to the scene with 250 footballs purchased.
A compact list highlights popular 1960s singles including Eve of Destruction Garry McGuire You Were on My Mind We Five Hang On Sloopy The McCoys Get Off My Cloud Rolling Stones You re the One The Vogues Carain The Strangeloves Clown Everybody Loves a Gary Lewis Baby Don t Go Sonny and Cher Positively 4th Street Bob Dylan and more among the era s enduring chart items.
AP reports American students face pressure to cut hair and alter dress as schools enforce stricter grooming norms. Principals in Manhattan, Little Rock, Fairfax County and beyond push barbers and rulers to curb Beatles, minis, bare midriffs and high heels. Eyewitness accounts note tears in shops and pickets as students adjust styles for education.
Worthy of Nate Lee High’s Wildcat reports the first meet for the school’s clubs with Jonnie Self and Clit Miller named art co editors. Elections across senior junior sophomore and freshman classes appoint presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. A Cadette Fashion Show, Girls’ Athletic Association drive results and Booster Club forms at Wahconah with plans for a pep rally and flip card section.
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