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Youth summer jobs outlook dents teen earnings and economy
About 13.5 million youths aged 15 to 20 typically take summer work, yet this year prospects are poorer. Previous summers yielded an estimated 1.5 billion dollars in earnings, fueling demand for clothing food records and other youth purchases, with long term impact on education and independence.
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New York
Summertime Idle Youth Prompted Recreation Push
Federal officials warn idle summer time can breed juvenile trouble and urge robust recreation programs. The notice emphasizes community action to provide activities for youths and prevent delinquency during school break.
Social Security Hike Faces Congress this Session
The reform bill would liberalize social security payments with proposals from a 10 percent across the board increase to raising maximum monthly payments from 108.50 to 188. The change would raise revenue via higher payroll taxes or a higher base from 4200 to 4800 yearly, or both, with broader implications as elderly dependents grow.
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Congress
Beggars Favor Fat Ladies And The Ice Box Mailbag
Hal Boyle surveys reader mail and quirky facts from around the world. The column notes beggars favor fat ladies for generosity, Eskimos build advanced waterproof igloos, and malaria waning in the United States while other odds and ends mix social quirks, weather tips, and historical quirks.
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United States
Nature May Spare Women in Parthenogenesis Tale
London AP reports on A Stolk of Amsterdam who cites Nature on pathological parthenogenesis in viviparous toothcarps. Isolated female fish gave birth to all female offspring, implying a natural trigger that could, in theory, render males obsolete. The piece links this to a broader joke about men and evolution.
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A. Stolk
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Amsterdam
Stolk
Nature
Heckel
You Judge Can Law Be Too Lenient
In Columbus a burglary charge for a $1,150 music store safe crack led prosecutors to seek a $25,000 bond for Donald B. Daugherty. Denied, he remained free on $5,000 after his attorneys cited a stomach operation. Gallipolis saw another safe crack by a man later identified as Daugherty, chased near Chickamauga Creek, held for investigation, with possible ties to Point Pleasant West Virginia.
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Donald B. Daugherty
Columbus
Franklin County
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Chickamauga
John Taylor
Point Pleasant
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Ohio Cleric Named Dean at Kentucky Christian College
Loran A. Dace, minister at Brilliant Ohio, has been named dean of men at Kentucky Christian College. He will also teach journalism psychology and church administration.
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The Search Showcases Public Affairs TV Effort
CBS News producer notes The Search raises public affairs standards on television by presenting scientists and researchers from major universities. The program covers topics from penology to seismology, highlighting national interest research and the expanding media responsibility to inform audiences.
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Driverless bulldozer rumbles through yard in Charlotte
A 1 ton driverless bulldozer rolled 180 yards from a construction site in Charlotte and knocked down six oaks, crashed a station wagon, and stopped in O. W. Hedrick’s kitchen. Police suspect children started it and could not stop the machine.
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Lawyer's Trial Opens in Embezzlement Case in Ohio
Testimony began today before a common pleas court jury in Youngstown in the trial of Vincent P. Serman an attorney charged with embezzlement stemming from a $250000 auto insurance claims fraud.
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Common Pleas Court
Vincent P. Serman
Crossword Clue Puzzle Full of Wordplay
Readers tackle a dense daily crossword with clues across and down ranging from wading to succulence. The grid includes terms such as wading narrated slow and jumbled type, with entries like refuge in lieu and Chinese river among others.
Cop's Diet Fails Spawns Odd Police Memo
Independence Missouri police bulletin shows Sgt. Maurice J. Glennon gaining 15 pounds after attempting a diet. A notice signed by his wife requests that no food be brought to the officer, allowing only coffee.
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Independence, Mo
Maurice J. Glennon
Sgt. Glennon
Eyman to Take Federal Post in Washington D C
Dr R M Eyman longtime Ohio educator resigns as assistant state superintendent of public instruction to join the U S Office of Education and American University in Washington D C He will leave July 1 after 40 plus years in public instruction and education leadership in Fairfield County and statewide roles.
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Columbus
R. M
Eyman
Ohio
U.S. Office of Education
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Washington D.C
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B Nay Women Demand Equal Pay For Work At Convention
A Cleveland meeting of B nai B rith delegates adopted a report calling for equal wages for equal work for women. Mrs Harry Schwartz of Columbus submitted the measure urging a national program to regulate interstate production ensuring equal pay for women workers.
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Cleveland
Harry Schwartz
Columbus
GOP Leaders Oppose Ike Trade Powers in Five Year Plan
Senate Republicans Bridges and Knowland push to limit reciprocal trade law extension to three years. Bridges argues against Eisenhower's five year extension, citing uncertain elections and long-term power. Hagerty notes White House backing for five years, needing Democratic support. The House plan allows tariff cuts up to 10 percent annually, 25 percent over five years, with reductions possible from current rates.
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Styles Bridges
William F. Knowland
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Bridges
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Republican Policy Committee
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James C. Hagerty
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Arraignment Delayed for Fred Cooks in Delaware Case
Delaware County arraignment for Fred Cooks, 37, charged with raping three women, was continued to Thursday to allow counsel preparation. Cooks, arrested in Columbus, is jailed for failing to post 50 000 dollars bond.
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Fred Cooks
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