Teens Say Vandalism Should Be Paid By Offenders
Gallup finds 87 percent of teens favor offenders working to pay for vandalism with parents paying only by choice. Across ages genders and economic groups they prefer peers cover the costs, citing difficulty in identifying culprits and fairness concerns. Findings based on 1,115 telephone interviews with teens 13 to 18.
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Henry Paul Band Debuts With Diverse Rock Blends
The Henry Paul Band, formed after Paul left the Outlaws, releases Grey Ghost a debut album recorded in late 1977. The Florida group blends rock blues country and pop with all six members contributing to songwriting. The standout title track honors Ronnie Van Zant and the album promises a follow up later in the year.
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DeMolay to Confer Chevalier Degree on John Stuelke
John Stuelke will receive the Chevalier Award the Order of DeMolay confers by unanimous vote for outstanding service. The presentation is at 7 p.m. at Marion Masonic Temple. Stuelke, son of Charles and Mrs. Stuelke, has held multiple DeMolay roles and plans to run for state office at the Iowa DeMolay Conclave June 22–24 at Cornell College.
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Y offers teen art classes at the YWCA with Ivor Watkins
Professional artist Ivor Watkins will teach beginner and advanced teen art classes at the YWCA starting Monday. Classes run Mondays and Wednesdays 1 to 4 pm through July 23 in room 109. Fees are 22.50 for members and 28 for non members for 24 hours of instruction. teen membership is 2. For information call 365 1458.
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Manitoba flood bill eyed at twenty to thirty million
Premier Sterling Lyon estimated the Manitoba flood relief cost will total between 20 and 30 million dollars after announcing 2,200 compensation applications have been received under the federal provincial flood relief program.
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