We Hold These Truths A Chronicle of America
Abigail Adams writes about artillery exchanges between American and British batteries in Boston. The piece reflects on the grand but fatal roar of war and the impact on dear countrymen. The work is presented as a 1976 United Feature Syndicate strip by Ross Mackenzie and Jeff MacNelly.
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Chronicle of
America
Abigail Adams
John Adams
Boston
Ross Mackenzie
Jeff MacNelly
United Feature Syndicate
Missing 16 year old girl sought by mother
The mother of 16 year old Debbie Longman asks the public to aid in locating her daughter, missing since last Saturday. Debbie is thought to be in the area, carrying a large brown bag and wearing various clothes. she now has shorter hair than in prior photos. Call Hazel at 424-8489 or Nannie Reffitt at 422-2104 with any information.
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Debbie Longman
Miss Longman
Police
Hazel
Nannie Reffitt
Preble Shawnee Reports Wage Talks With Staff Union
Camden Preble Shawnee school board held an executive session to discuss negotiations on contracts with the Preble Shawnee Local Education Association representing teachers. Negotiations will open March 15 and September, as reported by Al Kiracofe.
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Camden
Preble Shawnee Local Education Association
al Kiracofe
Unseasonal Warmth Shrivels Geauga Maples Sparking Syrup Drop
Unseasonably warm weather curbs maple sap in Geauga County the state's top producer. Grower Richard Timmons reports only 200 gallons of syrup this season versus 1 500 last year while Robert Haskins warns only a real freeze in the 20s could restore flavor. Nearby fruit growers fear cold snaps could ruin peaches and other crops. The item notes Warren Ohio produced the first Packard in 1899.
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Cleveland
Geauga County
Richard Timmons
Timmons
Robert Haskins
Columbus
Cincinnati
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Calcutta
Middletown
van Burene
Centerville
Dayton
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Richmond
Lima
Dany Ioam
van Buren
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