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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
3
Dear Abby answers a reader about minor drinking in a private home and the legal repercussions. The letter from a mother pleads for guidance after a teen party uncovers beer and vodka. Abby stresses it is illegal for minors to drink anywhere and suggests practical firm guidance for parents.
Special report from Laurel Maryland describes Patuxent Wildlife Research Center scientists studying a decline in bald eagle young, with about 4 000 eagles in the U S excluding Alaska. Researchers test dead birds for pesticide residues and feed eagles infected diets in Alaska to trace buildup and decay of chemicals, noting potential implications for other wildlife and humans.
Arundel Opera Theatre presents Oh Rozalinda followed by Ernest in Love on July 9 and 10. The Wilde musical adaptation features a new cast led by Jack Worthing Carl Deese and Gwendolyn Kay Kraeft with direction by Steve Miller and staging by Algernon Moncrieff Steve Miller.
NEW YORK AP reports that next fall only four of ten students will live in ivy dormitories as tuition climbs and commuter colleges emerge. Hofstra hosts 9,000 students with 4,000 full time, most working between terms. 60 percent of fathers and 77 percent of mothers lack college experience, prompting efforts to bridge gaps with parent courses.
UN Volunteers toil without pay at a small UN unit, serving 20 unsalaried workers who log six to seven years of service on average. Four longtime volunteers offer two half days weekly, aiding 3,000 international staff with travel, tickets, and cultural outings while Miss Parsons, the sole paid worker, runs the operation.
Boston AP report surveys about 100 New England businessmen and finds only 1 percent consider new college grads imaginative while two-thirds say they overrate themselves. Ambition and rapid idea grasping are noted, yet many view graduates as insecure and materialistic. The piece also notes harsher student views on predecessors, a Springfield driver over 74 passing tests, a Fall River theft of unpaid bills, water safety warnings for drowns, and a Connecticut town government shift to a town manager system amid Chilean snow reports.
In Suwannee River State Park near Madison Hamilton Suwannee counties Florida lies the world’s shortest river. Locally known as the Falmouth River it runs from a deep pool along a dirt road past a house into the woods where it ends and flows underground before joining the Suwannee River. Park superintendent G E Collins gives directions noting it as a swimming hole for youngsters.
Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves, the winningest southpaw in major league history, won 18 games in 1962 but failed to record a shutout in those victories. He allowed only one run in seven of his 22 complete games and National League rivals managed just two runs a game in six contests.
New York AP reports football coach Allie Sherman of the Giants is poised to lead the team as part of a broader reorganized staff. Sherman’s appointment signals a new era for the franchise with changes aimed at boosting on field performance and fan engagement.
The excerpt shows a debate on attending sessions during personal time with one party noting heavy workload. It implies that if members attend, it would be voluntary and on their own time rather than paid or required by the job.
The statement argues he should remain on defense to avoid injury and to prevent needing to substitute him for offensive duty. It emphasizes preserving his health and reducing fatigue by keeping him out of an active attacking role.
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