Florida Supreme Court ruling bolsters public right to know
The Florida Supreme Court upheld a ruling favoring transparency in government, asserting public records and meetings should be open unless a clear constitutional or policy justification for secrecy exists. The decision argues secrecy should be rare and aims to empower citizens to understand and participate in government affairs.
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Games People Play joins adult board games on market
Anderson SC Independent notes adults explore real life themed games such as Cities, Dirty Water, Smog, Diplomacy, and Bundling Seduction among others. A local friend jokes he’s stuck trying to beat his 11 year old at checkers, ignoring these new games.
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Polls Show Generational Gaps Not Vast
Monroe News-Star reports two large polls of students show most young people share parents views on national issues. Carnegie Commission surveyed 160000 on 300 campuses. Scholastic surveyed 57000 juniors and seniors in 2000 schools. Majorities favor expulsion for disrupting college, and arrest for burning the flag. pollution, drug abuse and crime top concerns. opinions align with adult polls.
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Vietnam
Blunt Senator Scott urges church to speak on crises
Senator Ralph Scott of Alamance, retiring Orange Presbytery moderator, tells church leaders to address major issues such as environment destruction, city crises, area control, and war. He urges ministers and congregants to value sincerity over liberal or conservative labels and to engage with young people.
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Appreciation Letter From Piedmont Group Encourages Community Service
A letter from Chairman Kinard commends the Piedmont Respiratory Disease Association supporters for funding and expanding air pollution controls and disease prevention services across Rockingham Guilford Caswell and Stokes counties. The note reflects on community involvement, personal connections, and the impact of donations on public health initiatives.
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Guilford
Caswell
Stokes
Vietnam
Gifts and Home in a Mother's Poem Bundle
A fragmented literary page presents a birthday note to a graduate student and a mother’s reflection on love, home, and growth. Verses describe gifts of laughter and a tall young man, a boy named David, and notions of home as warmth, safety, and learning. Included are meditations on winter, farewell, and a stark poem titled Black Is Me addressing race and resilience.
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Keats
Charles Eugene
David
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