Capital Improvements Troubles Tax Funds and Bonds in N Dakota
North Dakota's university projects rely on revenue bonds funded by dormitory and campus use income rather than general tax dollars. The Bank of North Dakota has purchased most bonds, with rates around two to three percent. Legislatures have allocated funds for capital improvements, including housing, a new education building, and a president's residence, while debates persist on earmarking sales tax revenue for such bonds.
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Soap Opera Tag on Royal Family Draws Fire
Malcolm Muggeridge, former editor of Punch, condemns Queen Elizabeth II in a Saturday Evening Post piece calling the royal family a royal soap opera. He faults advisers as incompetent and urges symbolic leadership beyond politicians, noting the queen’s sheltered upbringing and the couple’s popularity with some but warning popularity alone can not ensure security.
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Origins of lacrosse traced to indigenous stacks and fabled drive
Matter of Fact Lacrosse, the oldest game on the American continent, was invented by the Swans long before white discovery. Indian players called it hoggataway and used it as battle training with large-scale clashes. Tribes faced off for hours, hundreds per side, on fields stretching far. The French named it Encrosse for the bishoplike stick.
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Monarchy Hope in 20th Century Emphasizes Unity
The former editor argues Elizabeth II will endure if she secures advisers who grasp modern realities and can balance the monarchy’s symbolic unity with practical governance. He urges men who understand the social currents and can handle the Windsor era with subtlety while preserving institutions.
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Widow Robbed of Gems Worth 53000 in New York Hotel
The widow of a Texas oil man reported a theft of jewelry valued at 530,000 from her Savoy Plaza suite in New York. She kept the pieces in a locked closet, including a 360,000 platinum and diamond necklace a 100,000 ceremonial bracelet and a 7,000 platinum wristwatch.
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Nat's Beef Council Moves HQ to Kansas City
Denver based National Beef Council will relocate its headquarters to Kansas City. President A Edwin Karlen, Columbia D O, says aims include reviving beef promotion after defeated check off legislation, establishing a strong communications network with state councils and producers, and drafting a long range plan for future promotion and public relations work. The note adds Key West Florida at 24 33 north latitude as the southernmost US city.
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Currency Shakeup Strikes West Berlin From East Germany
East Germany实行 surprise currency reform forcing East Germans to swap old marks for new notes within hours. West Berlin faced inflation risks as 30,000 East Berlin workers cross the line daily and exchanges in West Berlin traded old marks at four to one. West German officials froze excess holdings to curb leakage, aiming to render West German currency useless in East markets.
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Express service profits and rate hearings eyed by ICC
Washington based notes from Railway Express president and ICC officials stress the need for stable, profitable express service. He cites annual express revenues around 383 million dollars over a decade and urges a 15 percent rate adjustment to cover costs. The discussion, opened amid hearings, highlights the role of express carriers in the transportation system.
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Sputnik-Watchers Brave Cold at Worcester Airport
Hundreds stood in near freezing weather at Worcester airport to glimpse the Russian satellite. The airport office logged many spectators saying the crowd was large though chilled by the cold conditions.
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