Young Should Help Elderly To Adjust
Minnesota State Medical Association warns aging Americans face mental health strains as younger people can aid by providing job counseling self employment support and re engaging elders in community and family life to ease stressors from modernization urbanization and mobility
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ST. “Paul
America
Minnesota
State. Medical. Association
Latin Countries Making Big Bid For US Tourists
Caribbean and South American promoters push to attract U S travelers. Miami reports 117 million spent in the Caribbean last year with more in South America. arrivals hoped to rise in the coming winter. Immigration relaxed, new hotels rising in Puerto Rico Havana Trinidad and Tobago. Package tours from Miami start at 440 for 18 days with daily averages from 22 to 40 dollars plus nightlife and shopping.
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Miami
Caribbean
South America
U. S
Rio de Janiero
United States
Puerto Rico
Ciudad Trujillo
Curaco
Varadero
Havana
Tobago
U.S. Department of Commerce
Judges Receive Pay Increases In Six States
The Public Administration Bulletin reports judges in six states received pay boosts this year led by Minnesota and Texas. Minnesota chief justice rose to 20000 and associate justices to 19000. Texas raised civil appeals judges to 16000 and district judges to 12000, with smaller increases in several states.
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Chicago
American Judicature Society
Public Administration Bulletin
Minnesota
Texas
Wisconsin
Alabama
Wyoming
West Virginia
New U S Checks mark quality on fruits and vegetables
Lincoln Nebraska U P reports a new red white and blue shield will appear on fruit and vegetable packages indicating USDA quality. A voluntary continuous inspection service places a government inspector at packing houses to monitor quality and sanitation. Growers meeting requirements may use the shield. Separate note on the Rev Leslie E Lewis and his family in Lincoln showing educational pursuits and church work.
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Lincoln
Neb
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Thei Ify
Leslie E. Lewis
Lewis
Laura
Allie Bett
Nebraska Westtegan University
Ellen
Wnavy
Wesley Methodist Church
Sandwich origin legend and quiz tale
The piece retells how John Montagu the Earl of Sandwich allegedly popularized the snack by eating meat between bread during card games. It mentions Captain Cook naming Pacific islands Sandwich Islands, later Hawaii, and invites readers to color and create their own sandwich ideas. Gene Rizzo of San Lorenzo won ten dollars for a quiz answer.
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George II
England
Great Britain
John Montagu
Montagu
Earl of
Sandwich
James Cook
Pacific
Gene Rizzo
San Lorenzo
Calif
Violet Moore Higgins
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