Fatherhood in Flux and Value Across Generations
Donald Kaul reflects on changing father roles from kitchen chores to modern parenting while arguing against having children. He weighs costs and joys, noting emotional strain, money, and life purposes, then ends with a Father’s Day outing to an Orioles game versus the Tigers in Baltimore.
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PTA
London
Venice
Europe
New York
Baltimore
Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Decorah Volkssport Association promotes inclusive walking group
The Decorah Volkssport Association forms to attract people of all ages and fitness levels to walk for fun. Willie Nelson described as a singer and farm activist but avoided politics last week.
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Decorah Volkssport Association
Willie Nelson
Fleecing at a good clip at Wheeler & Wheeler Factory
The piece showcases rapid sheep shearing at the Wheeler and Wheeler Fleece Factory with 25 ewes yielding 55 pounds of wool per hour. It frames the operation as a brisk, efficient production scene in Iowa.
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Wheeler & Wheeler
Iowa
The Haunted Mesa a contemporary gothic western by Louis LAmour
Louis L Amour presents The Haunted Mesa a science fiction western drawing on Hopi legends of a fourth world. Leisure page 2F notes the novel as a contemporary gothic western by the renowned western author.
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Louis L’amour
Leisure
The sun also rises again in Iowa solar scene
A solar energy piece cites exaggerated claims and tax credit endings as factors in the industry’s decline in Iowa. Dyersville expert Tom Snyder counters that consumer interest will rebound as traditional fuel prices climb.
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Iowa
Tom Snyder
Dyersville
Multiple Famous Figures In Brief News Roundup
Donna Rice faced scrutiny over admissions about her relationship with Gary Hart as said by Lynn Armandt on radio. Poet Joseph Brodsky quit the American Academy over Yevtushenko’s honorary induction. Waldheim’s daughter Christa wed Othmar Karas amid Vatican blessings and protests. Madonna fans rioted after Tokyo concert cancellation. John Anderson’s Tennessee land yielded a marijuana field with 2700 plants found on a 475 acre tract near Nashville.
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Donna Rice
Gary Hart
Lynn Armandt
Hart
Armandt
Howard Stern
New York
Wxrk-Fm
Joseph Brodsky
American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Brodsky
Yevtushenko
United States
Waldheim
Kurt Waldheim
Christa
Othmar Karas
Nussdorf
John Paul II
Vatican
Agostino Casaroli
John Anderson
Tennessee
Hilton Conger
Nashville
Gazette Wire Services
Editors Trade Places in Soviet and U.S. Visits
Editors from Soviet and American magazines swap roles and write about each country they visit. They find both similarities and contrasts between the two superpowers as they recount their impressions in Parade.
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Parade
Fleeting sound of silence in a noisy America
Doctors warn rising noise levels in urban and rural areas cause health harms including hearing loss and high blood pressure. A growing public health concern, experts urge sound control and personal protection to reduce exposure.
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U.S
U.s.world
Amateur radios on the air
Ham radio operators enjoy growing activity as they prepare for FCC exams. The piece notes elaborate setups for sending and receiving messages and the importance of passing licensing tests.
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FCC
Mayor sues feds over alleged news leaks
Mayor Marion Barry Jr. sues the Justice Department and U.S. Attorney Joseph diGenova alleging prosecutorial abuse and leaks to the press in a long running city contracting investigation. The suit seeks sanctions and a temporary restraining order to curb further disclosures and naming no news outlets as defendants.
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Feds
Washington (Ap
Marion Barry Jr
Justice Department
U.S
Joseph diGenova
diGenova
U.S. District Court
Washington Post
The
Washington Times
New York Times
Post
Barry
Herbert Reid
WUSA
Karen Johnson
Johnson
Man who strip searched teens gets work release sentence
Theodore Lely, 36, who impersonated a police officer and strip searched two Aurora girls last August, receives a two year work release term after pleading guilty to extortion. Judge says he meant no harm and may have prevented worse outcomes.
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Littleton
Colo
Alvin Lichtenstein
Arapahoe
Theodore Lely
Lely
Denver
Aurora
Lichtenstein
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Donald Kaul
Donald Kaul Gazette
Volkssporting Folks
L’amour
Christa Waldheim
Madonna
Korakuen Baseball Stadium
Tokyo
District of Columbia
Jim Theiss
Jim
Rapids
Ida le
1St Avenue
6Th Street
Cedar Rapids
Ron Comfort
Friendship Baptist Church
Boyson Rd
Galilee Baptist Church
Gospel Light Baptist Church
Faith Ind. Baptist Church
Good News Baptist Church
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Smu
Smulekoffs
1St St
3Rd Ave
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