Editorial urges Chester schools to raise funds for children
The piece criticizes Chester School District for proposing a 3.5 mill tax hike amid declining assessed values while neighboring districts raise taxes more, arguing the district sacrifices children to political aims and urges administrators to reconsider for better funding of youth education.
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Rose Tree Media
Swarthmore
No Hope and the Burden of Urban Riots
Harry Golden argues in a New York Times interview that lack of hope fuels urban riots. He contrasts immigrant groups who escaped through education and work with Black communities he says lack the same prospects. He criticizes bootstraps rhetoric as insufficient to explain entrenched social barriers and systemic factors.
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Harry Golden
Golden
New York Times
Polishtown
Relief to Nonpublic Schools Promoted in State Bill 2170
Letter from John J. Coyle urging public support for House Bill 2170 to aid nonpublic schools in Pennsylvania. The author notes the measure does not cut public school funds, questions a Delaware County legislator's opposition, and argues the bill would ease school system burdens by tapping cigarette tax funds and avoiding new bureaucracies. The piece laments partial endorsement and defends standards across public and nonpublic education.
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Delaware County
Donald McCurdy
Springfield
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Dedicated Doctor Dr. Wasley Praised in Local Letter
Mrs Janet Murphy of Green Ridge writes in defense of Dr. D C Wasley Linwood, praising his devotion. She notes his office hours every morning and evening except Thursday and Sundays, his nominal fees, and long-time care for her family.
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Janet Murphy
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Doctor Responded Country Living Is Great Most of the Time
A doctor notes that country living is generally good but mentions being snowbound and facing serious challenges. The casual reflection hints at personal strain during isolation and winter conditions.
Miners Saved Through Faith Miners Saved Through Faith
A Hominy Falls West Virginia mining rescue is described as a life saved through faith in God with miners praising Him after surviving overwhelming odds. The letter from Mrs Ann Mooney notes awe at such faith and resilience.
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Hominy Falls
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California Primary Signals Final Big Test For Nominees
California’s presidential primary draws attention as the last major test this year. Kennedy and McCarthy mount costly campaigns, while Humphrey funds loom large through labor groups and Wall Street support.
Kennedy Faces California Primary Test In Los Angeles Suburbs
A private poll shows Kennedy leading nationwide but undecided blue collar voters in Los Angeles County threaten a big California win. The study highlights suburban workers favoring television appeals and concerns over Vietnam while wary of Kennedy’s stance and ties to minorities.
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