Safe bicycling starts at home and with proper fit
The article urges parents to ensure bicycles are well maintained and sized to fit young riders. It stresses bike safety rules parallel to motorists, proper lighting, brakes, and correct riding habits, and notes that responsible supervision makes cycling safe, healthy, and enjoyable.
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Special Dad Bow Tie Coconut Chicken Hors d oeuvres
A Father's Day treat suggesting coconut chicken bites shaped in a bow tie formation served with cool drinks. The recipe blends toasted coconut chicken with pimiento onion celery salt and mushroom soup, shaped into balls and rolled in coconut.
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Will Your Chicken Lay A Golden Egg
4 H Club poultry members study poultry sciences including seeds breeds disease control and production. They receive guidance from extension poultry bulletins a 4 H leader and extension agents. Applying this knowledge helps reveal a future career and influences high school students college course choices.
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4-H Club
Poultry Industry Faces Shortage Of Graduates
A Western Poultry Congress survey shows a shortage of college trained youth for fields from engineering to nutrition and pharmaceuticals. Among 500 firms the lowest starting salary for graduates is 5000 with potential earnings over 30000, while fewer than 106 students earned bachelor degrees in poultry science in one year.
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Western Poultry Congress
Heisdorf & Nelson Farms, Inc
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Bike Ride to Fair Promises Texas Adventure
A 68 year old former college professor, Paul R Kepner, plans a bicycle journey to the World's Fair in Houston. He aims to cover about 100 miles daily and hopes to reach June 6, weather permitting. He says the ride keeps him active and he is "slightly wild" about biking.
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Texas
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Italian Lawyer Action in Magini Estate Settlement
In Ferrara lawyers handling the estate of Mario Magini who died at 80 were ordered to transfer about 1.6 million dollars to Pope Paul VI and the Roman Catholic Church. Magini, a farmer with no surviving relatives, had left a will seeking atonement for his sins.
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Ferrara
Italy
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Youth A Carbon Copy and The Lessons Of Parenting
A reflective piece argues youth imitate their elders and faces joy and tragedy tied to parental example. It cites training a child in the right way, noting a child’s actions reflect parents more than words, and warns that parental sin and neglect fuel juvenile trouble.
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Deddy
Ice Cream Plant Incident Prompts Narrow Escape
A heavy ice cream accident at a Baltimore plant trapped two employees William Anderson and Beverly Hall under collapsing shelving but they escaped with minor injuries. The piece comments on parental delinquency and moral decline while warning future generations to pursue righteousness.
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Baltimore
William Anderson Orai
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Cowale
Man Pays Self a Fine for Traffic Violation in Trieste
An unnamed Trieste man sent $24 to a local newspaper with instructions to pass the money to an orphanage. He explained the payment was a self-imposed fine for violating a traffic law that nearly caused an accident, declaring he detests such violations and must pay for his error.
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Trieste
Italy
Fire truck stolen during Augusta blaze prompts search
During a blaze that damaged three buildings in Augusta Georgia, one of seven fire trucks was reported missing by firemen. The alarm led to a truck found a mile away with several youths seen fleeing. Fire damage was estimated at about $15,000.
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Augusta
Gmail
Notable quotes on church, war, and politics
Miller Cragon discusses faith in classrooms. Robert McNamara calls the Vietnam War a long, hard fight for public confidence and security. Pope Paul VI warns against truth distortions by omission. George Wallace rejects sectionalism as an obstacle to federal power. Clement Zablock contends Viet Cong gains contrast with war outcomes.
National Security Watchdog Commands Unity Against Selfish Interests
The piece argues that self-interest undermines national security and patriotism by prioritizing individual gain over collective defense, warning that internal divisions threaten the nation and its safety. It condemns divisive actions and calls for shared sacrifice and loyalty to the country.
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