Open Season Sparks Mixed Feelings on Hunting Ethics
A letter-writer laments illegal and careless hunting practices while defending balance in nature. They condemn traps and backyard shooting of wildlife and criticize poaching and dumping of rotting fish, urging considerate, lawful sport and respect for animals.
Right to vote sparks personal awakening and civic action
A reader recounts transforming from apathy to participation after hearing candidates at Kirkwood Community College. The piece ties voting to responsibility, contrasts political views, and ends with a pro life stance amid broader social critique including education and population issues.
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Kirkwood Community College
Lowell Jenkins
Joan Lipsky
Local youths and neighbors aid elderly resident
Mary Louise Worthen thanks Regis students in fall St Jude’s in spring and her neighbors for windows washing lawn care and chores over the years. Family members also assist, and she expresses gratitude for the goodwill of the community at 3640 Johnson Ave NW.
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Regis
St. Jude’s
Mary Louise Worthen
Johnson Ave
Path to peace proposal calls for people’s vote on nuclear weapons
In Iceland Reagan and Gorbachev discuss arms limits while citizens in the U S S R lack a say. The piece argues for giving people power to end nuclear weapons through representative panels and a binding public vote in both nations.
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Reagan
Gorbachev
Iceland
Russia
U.S
United States
Prophesied End Times and Peace Movements in Modern Debate
The author argues against global peace efforts citing biblical prophecies. They warn that peace schemes, led by religious authorities and world leaders, mask the rise of the antichrist and upcoming wars. The piece asserts persecutions, deception, and a return of Christ as the only true peace.
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God
Prince of
Jesus
Letter response on labor strikes and farming complaints
The writer counters a prior note suggesting farmers seek different work, noting factories shut by strikes show workers unhappy with conditions pay and benefits. They argue workers back by unions often win, and question why people should abandon their jobs for easier options. A final urge to consider the labor force that supports them.
Kennedy PTA Commends Mayor for Pornography Awareness Week
The Kennedy PTA executive board commends Mayor Don Canney for proclaiming Oct 26 to Nov 2 as Pornography Awareness Week. They thank Citizens For Decency for their efforts, with Judy Mather as secretary at 4617 Marine Circle NE and five others.
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Kennedy Pta
Don Canney
Judy Mather
Marine Circle NE
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