Tips for Kens New Reading Diet to Aid Kid Sister
Ellen Peck offers guidance on steering a fourteen year old toward more nourishing reading. A fan magazine habit is compared to eating candy, with recommendations to explore biographies and general teen magazines like Seventeen to broaden interests and avoid narrowed viewpoints.
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Hayward PTAs Meet to Hear Dr. Arveson on The Stull Bill
South County PTAs and Hayward Council PTA schedule a 9 45 am meeting Wednesday at 303 Elmintst with Dr Ray Arveson superintendent of the Hayward school district as guest speaker on The Stull Bill. Following the program the nominating committee will meet and the Mmenvership trophy will be awarded. Unit presidents officers and chairmen should attend. A luncheon to raise funds for Baywood School field trips runs noon to 3 pm Monday in the Baywood School multi purpose room with a 175 price and child care provided. Reservations close Thus day call Mrs Gloria McDonald at 5824718 for tickets.
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Ghostly resident called Fred unsettles London couple
George and Lynda Heritage say a year old municipal house near London is haunted by a year round ghost named Fred. They recorded voices including everything's all right on Christmas night and sought help from a former cathedral canon while housing officials weigh tax and occupancy questions.
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UPI
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Lynda Heritage
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China denies opium trafficking slander from Soviet claims
Hong Kong based dispatch reports China calling Soviet charges of opium trafficking a preposterous slander. Official Xinhua commentary and Radio Peking rebutted Tass reporting that China earns up to 15 billion dollars annually from opium trade abroad.
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Hitler cars sell for $250000 at weekend Scottsdale auction
Two 20 foot long Mercedes Benz autos built for Adolf Hitler sold for nearly a quarter million dollars. The parade car brought $157000, reportedly a record used car price, bought by Earl Clark for his Dutch Worteland site in Lancaster, California. The other car, used by Hitler at Berchtesgaden, went for $93000 to Bill Tanner who plans to donate it to Hartselte Alabama if a museum is built. The auction opened at $40000, features the armored parade car with 5 ton weight and bulletproof glass, and notes Hitler tested the glass by firing at a factory window.
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Clark
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Berchtesgaden
Bill Tanner
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Hartselte
Ala
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