Berlin Wall Remains Fortified and Symbolic Across City
A travel reflection depicts the reinforced Berlin Wall and surrounding changes. Crosses with wreaths mark attempts to cross. buoyed Wannsee line divides East and West Berlin where West residents enjoy beaches and boat trips while East Berlin restricts movement and detains violators briefly.
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Berlin
Wall
West Berlin
Freedom
East Germany
Wannsee
East Berlin
Stone Poneys Evergreen review and Hearts and Flowers debut
Linda Norris surveys The Stone Poneys Evergreen Vol 2 with Sid Sharp strings and Nick Venet production. Hearts and Flowers debut Now Is the Time for Hearts and Flowers proves folk rock promising with Try for the Sun and 10000 Sunsets. Wynn Stewart releases Its Such a Pretty World Today featuring Angels Don’t Lie and Half Way in Love.
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Stone Poneys
Linda Maria Ronstady
Robert Kimmel
Kenneth M. Edwards
Capitol
Sidney Sharp
Nick Venet
Larry Murray
Rick Cuhna
Dave Dawson
Stone
Nick Vent
Wynn Stewart
Stewart
Wynner
Southern Illinois soft wheat varieties favored for area
SIU agronomy chief Roy Browning cites Benhur, Monon, Knox 62 as leading soft winter wheat choices for Southern Illinois. Benhur and Monon compete for yield, with Monon often higher, while Knox 62, Riley, Vermillion join the list. Hard wheat not recommended. soft varieties yield more even with premium markets.
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Southern Illinois
Roy Browning
Agronomy Research Center
Southern Illinois University
University of Illinois
Benhur
Knox
Purdue University
Purdue
Carbondale
Browning
Illinois
Riley
Kansas
The Golden Rule of Road Safety
A safety message urges driving courtesy and self restraint to reduce fatalities. It stresses avoiding personal disputes over right of way, yielding, and dimming headlights, and warns against assuming hazards over hills or unseen pedestrians. Automakers develop safety devices to complement this rule for a stronger overall road culture.
Drop In On A Dropout Sell Education
A U S Chamber of Commerce study shows lifetime earnings rise with education. A high school dropout earns about 102000, an eighth grade graduate 152000, a high school graduate 245000, and a college graduate 435000. The piece urges persuading youths to stay in school.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
I. P. L. Hi-Lines
Illinois Family Wine Makers Face Tax Free Production Rules
Heads of families may produce up to 200 gallons tax free for family use if they register with the IRS Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division. Illinois residents file duplicate forms at Office of the Chief Inspector, AT Tax, Chicago. If approved, one copy authorizes up to 200 gallons from July 1 to June 30. new forms required each year. Unmarried individuals and others cannot use the exemption. violators risk tax and criminal action.
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Alcohol & Tobacco Tax Division
Internal Revenue Service
State of
Illinois
Office of the Chief Inspector
Alcohol & Tobacco Tax
East Wacker Drive
Chicago
Illlinois
Forest Products Rise From Illinois Timber Industry
Illinois forests supply fine furniture paneling roofing shingles and sound proofing materials. Foresters and industry leaders discuss sustainable yield, private landowner management, and government sales to keep hardwoods like walnut and oak in supply for mills in Mt. Carmel Peoria Joliet Alton Fort Madison Iowa Terre Haute and Chicago.
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Illinois
Mt. Carmel
Peoria
Joliet
Alton
Fort Madison
Iowa
Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago
Dubuque
Elm disease fears hit Southern Illinois and state wildlife notes
Southern Illinois faces a renewed Dutch elm disease outbreak aided by mild winter and spring. SIU reports elms on campus mostly resistant due to care. A study near Carbondale finds most redbirds stay local. Cobden’s historic rail town claims wide main street and recalls rich fruit shipments and tomato and berry crops.
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Southern Illinois
Chicago
Parks and Forestry
Rockford
Southern Illinois University
Joe Widdows
Gerrit Kloek
SIU
Carbondale
South Pass Cobden
Ilinois
Alexander
Union
Pulaski
Perrin
Cobden
South Pass
Richard Cobden
Illinois Central Railroad
Leo Stadelbacher
Illinois
September Dates Of U S History Events In Scrapbook
The U S Child Labor Law took effect. Burr acquitted on treason Sept 1807. V J Day Sept 2 1945. Treaty with Britain signed Sept 3 1783. Britain and France declared war on Germany Sept 3 1939. Henry Hudson discovered Manhattan Sept 4 1609. St Augustine founded Sept 4 1565. First Continental Congress assembled Sept 5 1774. McKinley fatally wounded Sept 6 1901. Boulder Dam began operations Sept 7 1936.
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U. S
Burr
Japan
Great Britain
France
Germany
Henry Hudson
Half Moon
Manhattan
St. Augustine
Pedro Menendez
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
McKinley
Buffalo
N. Y
Boulder Dam
Crossword Puzzle Clues Scrambled From Last Week
Puzzle page reveals mixed list of across clues including Native of x emen Cheera Pronuncia tion mark and coniferous while misread letters show fabric satin simulating satin and pacific island political terms. Filled entries hint at biblical degree greatest and shoe ties among scattered fragments across a damaged OCR crossword listing.
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Pacifia Island
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Ophelia Mueller
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Linda Norris
Albert Meyer
Paul Powell
Howard W. Fox
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