Pick Your Tensions And Live Happily Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues in a New York column that tension is inevitable in a tense era and can be beneficial if kept in check. He contrasts good tensions from play or drama with harmful ones from futile pursuits, urging readers to reassess wants, avoid debt, and adopt healthier, purposeful aims for a happier life.
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Dying cancer victim confesses 1909 murder in Pennsylvania
Albert Hayes, 75, dying of cancer in Fort Wayne Indiana, confessed to killing Turtle Creek farmer Albrecht Stobb in 1909. He told Police Chief Mitchell Cleveland he wanted to clear the crime before death and admitted the shooting. Cleveland confirmed details of the long-ago case.
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Korea to Get Farm Surplus
The United States has agreed to sell the Republic of Korea 43.8 million dollars worth of surplus farm goods, according to an American embassy spokesman.
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Woman Given Suspended Term In Auto Burning
Mary Jo Runnels a 31 year old Lawton woman pleaded guilty in Superior court to burning an automobile owned by her former husband Robert F Runnels. The couple divorced a week earlier and the incident occurred at 702 B where she lived. A two year suspended sentence was imposed with county attorney Manville Redman recommending the term.
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