Newspapers cost Americans more than all books and magazines
The American Association of Newspaper Representatives research committee finds Americans spend more yearly on newspapers than on all books and magazines combined, highlighting the strong market for daily print media.
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Sex Rears Its Ugly Head Rattles Fair Hiring Guides
Washington AP The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says newspaper help wanted ads must state either a man or a woman is acceptable. In guidelines issued Wednesday night the commission said (text ends).
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Johnson Signs 1 Billion Education Bill
President Johnson signed a bill providing over 1 billion dollars for federal aid to elementary and secondary schools. He urged local boards teachers parents and state officials to act now and translate the law into real gains for 3.5 million children held back by poverty. The package includes 775 million for local district grants 100 million for textbooks 75 million for centers 25 million for research and 17 million to bolster state education departments.
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Thief Parks Car Leaves Owner to Pay Garage Bill
Theresa Fancy reported her car stolen July 7 in Somerville. After 74 days parked at Boston Common Garage, owner billed $182.50 for parking. ALA offered to hire a lawyer and cover costs. Fancy said the car was on police records and questioned the charge.
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