Aging House of David members in Benton Harbor group still waits
In Benton Harbor Mich the House of David founded 74 years ago near Lake Michigan remains a communal, vegetarian group with fewer than 100 members and an average age of 75. George Wackum, last convert now 74, runs the arts shop. the group maintains a greenhouse trailer camp and tourist park.
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Mondale calls for policies to strengthen family life
Vice President Mondale argues in Psychology Today that society must nurture families rather than tolerate them. He opposes broad national crusades and new bureaucracies and urges parental involvement in family policy while the Carter administration focuses on family sensitive programs.
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QUOTE UNQUOTE What people are saying
A collection of quoted remarks from public figures on gender roles politics cancer sports and media. Margaret Trudeau Yasir Arafat Wayne Embry R Manning Brown Jr Dr Beth Whelan and Dr Joyce Brothers are cited regarding public roles environment sports and divorce.
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Nostalgic CBer recalls early 1960s radio scene
Charles “Big Sarge” Bennett of Hattonburg, Mississippi, recalls a time when only a few thousand CBers roamed the airwaves. He describes 1960 license numbering, tube radios, homemade rigs, and base stations, plus the shift from legality to modern mass participation and rising courtesy concerns.
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Big Sarge’ Bennett
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Beating claim examined in North Little Rock jail
Police Chief Bill Younts ordered an inquiry into allegations that a 16 year old youth was beaten by a police officer at the North Little Rock City Jail. Urban League counselor Robert Jenkins said the youth asked him for help after the incident. The youth linked the beating to questioning about the death of Robert Walker of North Little Rock, who was struck with a hammer on May 27. no charges have been filed.
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Black protester pickets Pulaski County Courthouse in Little Rock
Austin Porter Sr., 40, of College Station protested Monday for two hours outside the Pulaski County Courthouse over County Clerk Charles Jackson s remark that he did not want blacks working beside each other in his office because they talk all the time. Porter carried a sign naming Roy Keith and Charles Jackson as examples of racists in public office.
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