Library aid bill aims to boost services for rural towns
A proposal seeks federal funds to expand library access in states with low coverage. If enacted, governments would match local spending to create model rural libraries or mobile book services, with free loans and trained staff for up to five years.
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Local firms in Parsons announce ten percent price cuts
Apr 25 report from Parsons Kansas notes two clothing firms plan a ten percent reduction in prices for a trial week in response to President Trumar's request for lower costs. The garb outlets promise sales to attract shoppers while officials discuss winter fuel costs and highway budgets are briefly mentioned in other fragmentary text.
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Girl Desires Night Club Shakes for a Deuce?
A fragment discusses a Baltimore UK taxidermist M D Oxenham known for stuffing animals. A dark haired girl enters with two long dead snakes asking to be stuffed ready to strike, illustrating the bizarre customer moments in his quiet shop.
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