Califoria mansion fund drive faces partisan hurdles
A private drive to build a new governor’s mansion in California has become a partisan issue, delaying a needed project. About $200,000 has been raised toward a $550,000 goal while critics question legality of private donations for a state building. Assemblyman Lon Mulford proposes a bill to allow locating the mansion near the Capitol and accepting private donations if standards are met, arguing a new, safer residence is necessary but funding must be realistic.
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Murphy's Junket Prompts County Officials to Send Murphy
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors elected First District Supervisor John W. Murphy to a trip to Miami for Sunday's Liver Bowl game amid protests about taxpayer expense. The action fuels debate over Murphy potentially not seeking re election and raises questions about county losses from the venture.
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Century milestones from Dawn Revier Unie era to 1961 report
A fragmented timeline notes events from 1785 Continental Congress in New York to 1961 Surgeon General report linking cigarette smoking to lung cancer. It also mentions 1878 Brooklyn figures and Amelia Earhart’s 1936 solo Pacific flight, with garbled wording in places.
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Acheson Under Siege Then Praised as Wise Statesman
Reflects on James Kilpatrick’s column as he revisits public hostility to Dean Acheson during the Truman era. The piece notes shifting views as Acheson’s restraint and sharp wit are praised, citing his stances on England Greece Rhodesia and U.N. actions. It recalls debates with Senator Fulbright and other contemporaries.
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Prayer for Today Reflects Lost Resolve and Mercy
A devotional prayer laments fading New Year resolutions and urges God’s mercy. The speaker asks God not to forsake them, to prod memories of what they should be, and to guide them out of the lostness of present behavior in Jesus name.
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Rumor Syndrome in Airline Novelties and Predictions
An aging aviation tale contrasts a coffee shop discussion on rumor spread with a corporate rumor that a jet airliner was coming, triggering promotions and changes. The narrator notes how rumors travel from pilots to executives and readers through a cascade of belief and fear.
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Grandparents Share Common Views Across Generations
A reminiscence blends family ties with veteran pride as two grandmothers compare values and life stories. They recall service in war, support for loved ones abroad, and admiration for Sgt. Michael C. Woods whose Bronze Star citations appear in Army and Navy Magazine.
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