Community notices outline local events and meetings
Attendance options include dinners and transport details. Blood pressure screenings offered by Concordville Fire Co. Tuesdays. Rotary speaker Margot Liss of Bronse at Springdield meeting. Bethel Bethel Road 7 30 p m Concord Valley High School Smithbridge Road media County council 10 a m Courthouse Kmoka Park Borough council 8 p m School board 8 p m S Wayne Ave Wayne Ridley Park council 8 p m Succeuh to Borough borough hall Ward and Springfield Commissioners 8 p m township building 50
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Bethel
Bethel Road
Concord — Authority
Arnet Valley High
Smithbridge Road
Vhseee
Media — County Council
Kmoka Park
Borough Hall
School Board
S. Wayne Ave
Wayne
Ridley Park
Sucueeah
Ward
Springfield
Teaching child to read should begin at home
St Louis based UPI reports national reading specialist Carole Riggs of DeKalb County Georgia advocates parents reading aloud to children to develop early literacy. She stresses engaging with books labels and everyday text to build understanding and interest, guiding the child toward independent reading skills.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Carole Riggs
DeKalb County
Georgia
Nine year olds go bankrupt in classroom lessons
A Grimes Center for Creative Learning class of nine year old fourth graders learns money management by performing chores and earning blue money. End of week eviction from desks and stacked belongings illustrate payments and rent. Some students fire the locker room inspector and form a loan firm, living in low rent areas. The project prompts questions about its value.
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Grimes Center For Creative Learning
Hebson
Erma mimeographed and sees deductions in life
An elderly narrator recalls a hurly of taxes and deductions from family life and a son’s questions about FICA federal withholding and Social Security. The dialogue touches on salary deductions for state tax charitable contributions and national defense, with humor about living costs and responsibility.
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National Defense
Artificial blood may be approved soon
The Japanese developer of an artificial blood reports it can mimic real blood properties and may be approved after extensive FDA tests. Naito notes high potential for emergency use and cites 170 Japanese cases as basis for government patent and testing decisions, with plans tied to Kobe University work in 1979.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Naito
FDA
Japan
Helen
Ralph
Dear Helen and Sue Use guilt over breakup to avoid blame
A reader asks how to handle guilt after a breakup and whether to confront the new partner. Advice notes the difficulty of cutting contact and suggests a direct talk, despite a jealous partner, while highlighting the burden of responsibility and emotional strain.
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Helen
Sue
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