There Are Always A Few Better Ways To Improve Traffic
A columnist cites traffic innovations from Abbiene Texas Reno Nevada New Orleans Los Angeles Houston Austin Winston-Salem and Connecticut. He praises countdown amber signals left turn lanes and street name signs as practical ideas to reduce congestion and improve safety while urging universal adoption.
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Shreveport
Speedway
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Houston
Austin
Texas
Winston-Salem
The Reason for Our Business by James Russell Wiggins
James Russell Wiggins explains National Newspaper Week aims to safeguard press freedom not profit. He warns bureaucracy and special interests threaten rights to gather print and distribute news. Independent information protects the public, despite costs to newspapers and management.
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James Russell Wiggins
Wiggins
Ellsworth
Washington Post
American Society of Newspaper Editors
United States
Max Weber
James Madison
American Civil Liberties Union
Congress
TICKED OFF LETTERS ON CAR ACCIDENT AND LEGISLATURE
A reader criticizes a hit and run accident on Pleasant street harming two sons and a van owner. He blasts a wealthy motorist and questions public safety and accountability, urging voters to throw out legislators amid calls for reform and ethical action by state leaders. Victor E. Orn, 339 East Pleasant.
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Pleasant Street
Spring Street
Harrisburg
Victor E. Orn
East Pleasant
On The Hunt in the Sportsmen's Paradise
A writer vents over crowding on trout streams and game lands. Too many hunters and fishers flood opening days from ringneck to deer seasons, depleting stocked game and straining small areas. He blames the influx, especially out of state hunters, for turning hunts into chaotic invasions. He argues hunting has become an overcrowded, safety concern.
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Ringneck
Russell Road
Normandy Beach
Woodlands
Limiting Licenses and Non-Residents for Hunting
Editorial on overcrowded hunting lands urges restricting licenses and excluding non residents to ease conflicts. Proposes annual tests or biennial licensing, stricter entry, and stricter gatekeeping by landowners. Argues locals show more consideration than outsiders and calls on sportsmen to address the problem.
Dollar General thrives on bargains and odd lots
Louisville report on Dollar General founder Cal Turner Jr and the chain’s growth, buying irregulars and closeouts for discount sales. The piece notes 700 stores in 22 states, including Kentucky, and recalls quirky deals like hot pants and diaper packaging changes, illustrating the retailer’s low price strategy and appetite for unusual stock.
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Louisville
Scottsville
Dollar General Corp
Cal Turner Jr
Turner
Dollar General
Kentucky
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Hal Niary
Octok Fire
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