Framing Tips for Favorite Pictures Shadow Box and Matting Guide
The article explains simple framing by mounting on background paper, selecting colors that complement the image, and avoiding wrinkles by even paste. It then describes a shadow box method with diagonal cuts and folded corners, plus matting by centering the photo on poster paper and cutting a window to show the picture.
Accent on Youth framed pictures and gallery style boards
The article explains making a simple board frame from lightweight lumber covered in cloth. It covers mounting a picture tight against the frame, pulling fabric over edges, fastening at the back, and trimming for a smooth display. It encourages creative, new display ideas for art.
Bill of Rights Sought Against Electronic Surveillance
Boston AP MIT President Jerome Wiesner argues a new Bill of Rights may be needed to shield individuals from modern electronic surveillance. He notes phones are assumed to be monitored and fears infringements by those with sophisticated devices.
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Jerome Wiesner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wiesner
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International Communications Assn
What Young People Think What Makes Them Happy
Nancy Gilbert reports on a survey of high school and college students about happiness. Three of five see their generation as happy though moods vary, with many stressing optimism, friends, love, and personal contentment as key. The piece quotes youths from New York to California and Missouri about life goals and sources of joy.
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N.Y
Steve Hasse
Springsfield
Ken Seleb
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Brian Jennings
Roslyn Heights
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Teens on Wheels: radiator overflow and fuel advice
Dear Mike answers two car questions. A Jaguar XKE radiator overflows when cooled, explained as normal expansion. a 1966 Olds F 85 runs fine on regular gas and should stay with regular if no ping occurs, with optional overflow kit hinted.
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Car Repair Bill Passed
The Senate approved a measure requiring auto manufacturers to repair safety defects at no cost to consumers. If a defect can’t be fixed, government guidance could force replacement or refund. tires must be replaced without deduction for wear. The bill goes to the House for action.
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Teenager sentenced to two weeks of firefighting duty in West Seneca
A 17 year old who pled guilty to a false fire alarm must serve by responding to every fire call in his West Seneca neighborhood for two weeks. A fire dispatch radio will be placed in his home starting June 25, and he must report to the fire station until the crew returns.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Robert Kiener
West Seneca
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Fire Station Called Hazard in Pembroke Pines
State safety division says a Pembroke Pines fire station is a hazard after an inspector found gasoline in unapproved containers, aerosol cans near a water heater, paint stored in the fire chief’s office, and two electrical hazards. Firemen said they are addressing the issues.
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Fila
Fort Lauderdale
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