Sex program divides Philadelphia Girl Scout troops
In Philadelphia a pilot badge named To Be a Woman teaches girls ages 12 to 14 about sex, birth control and abortion prompting protests from mothers who favor cookie baking. Critics fear indoctrination while supporters say the badge promotes women's parity and vital education.
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Jane Arnold
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Muriel Lehman
Ernesta Drinker Ballard
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Hope Star 1973 Hope Ark subscription and staff info
Hope Star issue page lists publication details, address, and staff roles. Includes publisher Alex H. Washburn in memoriam, editorial team, advertising, circulation, and contact information for Hope Arkansas operations. Also shows subscription rates, mailing areas, and renewal options.
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Star Publishing CO
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Arkansas Jaycees win sweepstakes at national meet
Arkansas Jaycees dominated awards at the National Jaycee Conference in Minneapolis. Lonnie Edwards of Gentry earned the Key Man award as the nation’s top Jaycee, with Danville and Pine Bluff chapters winning multiple honors in internal and external programming. North Hills Sherwood and others also placed in Howard award categories. In Vienna, Bernstein Mass drew praise at the European premiere with 280 performers led by Yale singers.
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Sherwood
Vienna
Austria
Leonard Bernstein
Marcel Prawy
Yale University
Arkansas official sees no major LP gas shortage
Har ry D. Burns chief of the state LP Gas Board says no clear signs of a major LP gas shortage for winter. Gov. Dale Bumpers at a news conference warned of possible shortfalls and called for a meeting with the LP Gas Board to discuss plans. Industry figures note variability and potential cold-weather impact, with prioritizing domestic needs and standby systems cited as protections.
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State Department of Commerce
State Capitol
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Son of victims charged in seven killings in Palos Hills
Wil liam Workman 42, son of two of the victims, was arrested after a massacre in a quiet Palos Hills suburb. He faces four counts of murder for shooting his parents Raymond 69 and Dina 64 and two neighbors Henrietta Cliff 35 and her 10 year old daughter Kimberly, plus three other victims Paul Clesson 72 Neta Clesson 78 and Paul R. Clesson Jr. 47. All seven victims died from .22 caliber shots. A psychiatric exam was requested as a hearing set for July 2. The Clesson family had been friends of the Workmans.
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Dina Workman
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Paul Clesson
Neta Clesson
Paul R. Clesson Jr
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Montellone
Worksman
Tam
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Clesson
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