Rolling Pin Revolution Gains Ground in Consumer Protests
A growing movement led by National Consumers Congress mobilizes housewives across more than 30 states for boycotts aiming to roll back food prices and curb perceived exploitation. Leaders like Jan Alfaro promise expanded actions and fundraising, while critics warn risks to the economy and legal systems.
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National Consumer Congress
Elliot Rosen
Chicago
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D. N.Y
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Government Sets Fees for Head Start
Washington reports the Head Start program will begin charging some low and middle income parents for enrollments. By next fall fees will apply to families with income over $4,570 based on income and number of children, with higher charges for larger families. The policy aims to fund local Head Start projects while preserving service mix and access for needy children.
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Dear Abby advice column fragment on home sale woes
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance in a partial Dear Abby column about a home sale delayed by a neighbor’s neglectful yard. The letter writer weighs lowering price to attract buyers while defending the neighbor's character. Abby suggests addressing the issue with legal contact and focusing on practical cleanup.
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