Beautiful Children in Graduations at Malvern and Nishna Valley
A graduation reflection links 12 years of pride with a cautionary note on the world awaiting the graduates. The author contrasts the Thunderbirds display at Bellevue with five barn swallows in flight, urging the Class of 1973 to value nature over destructive machines and to seek a wiser path as they enter the world.
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Progress and reform in Washington housing and schools
Iown reports from Washington describe DC spending on school window repairs dropping from 732 558 to 535 682 this year amid inflation shifts. The piece argues HUD reforms aim to split housing and urban development functions, noting lengthy post Great Society programs produced mixed results and ongoing federal housing role review.
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Graduation Day For Malvern Seniors Brightens Local News
A nostalgic column reflects on graduation season, praising local seniors and educators. The writer notes farmers in peak season, families hosting celebrations, and the pride of seeing graduates walk the aisle. A brief digression covers Shaggy Animal Stories, including Rebel the German Shepherd relocated from a farm to town.
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Along Main Street With Rebel and Piewacket Tales
A nostalgic column recounts Rebel the lost dog returning 55 miles to a front-yard greeting near Main Street, plus Piewacket the Creston cat climbing a 40 ft tree and a beagle's bakery of mischief. Hopalong Hawkeye, Gov. Ray's frog, placed second at Angels Camp. The piece ends with a humorous outdoor job ad and a preview of urban development policy debates and HUD programs.
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Full Disclosure in Politics Urges Faith in System
Harbor urges the public to demand ethics and campaign disclosure while defending public officials from blanket attacks. He says misusing trust harms democracy and urges enforcement through courts, cautioning against driving faith from public service. Legislative progress reports compare current session bills to 1971 totals.
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Wm. H. Harbor
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Hultman Stance on Public Employee Bargaining Faces House Review
The Senate completed appropriation subcommittee work and advanced a public employees collective bargaining bill after nine hours of debate. It features wide negotiation scope, compulsory arbitration, a no strike clause, umbrella coverage, and employee vote on a bargaining agent. The senator opposes it citing coverage and practical concerns. The bill awaits House action and another measure would spread tax revenue from power plants.
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Future Feeders 4-H Club Meeting Details
Future Feeders 4-H Club met at Richard Hanson’s home on May 7 with 17 members answering roll call. The program featured “Happiness Is” presented by William Frazee, followed by Randy Costello delivering the next segment.
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