Letters To The Editor FRANK AND ERNEST
Illinois citizens now have a chance to secure effective legislation to stop dog fighting. S.B. 173 would impose a Class 4 felony on a second conviction for owning breeding training and leasing dogs for fighting and for promoting conducting advertising and collecting money on fights. The bill aims to drive dog fighters out of business in a field labeled as the dog fighting center of the United States. Graham Hughes Register-News Editor.
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S.B. 173
Graham Hughes
Register-News
Today In History June 7 1975 Highlights and Birthdays
On this date many events are noted including Midway’s Pacific War victory in 1942, Louis XIV coronation in 1654, Daniel Boone’s Kentucky exploration in 1769, and 1862 treaty between U S and Britain to suppress the slave trade. Birthdays include Jaime Laredo Tom Jones and Gwendolyn Brooks.
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Midway
Louis XIV
France
Rheims
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
United States
Britain
Norway
Egypt
Suez Canal
Jordan
Judy Holliday
New York
Switzerland
Washington
Atty
Richard Kleindienst
Senate
Jaime Laredo
Tom Jones
Gwendolyn Brooks
Napoleon Bonaparte
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Colonies
Mothers and Daughters Debate Household Duties in Lib Movement
A Washington家庭 vignette casts a home debate on feminism as college girls return home. The daughter challenges chores claiming gender roles, while Mom counters with practical duties. The exchange touches on bed making dishes and the broader push for equality within domestic life.
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Washington
America
Kate Millett
Forest Victory Clears Roost for Birds in Graceham
In Graceham Maryland residents cleared 30 to 40 percent of the town forest to deter flocks of starlings grackles red wing blackbirds and cowbirds fleeing birds occupy nearby areas while people discuss why the roost was targeted and how wildlife responds to habitat changes.
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Graceham
Maryland
Puzzle Clue List From A Typed Archive Fragment
A reader puzzle style list presents numbered clues and partial answers for a crosswords style round. Items reference names places objects and descriptors such as American Caricaturist Ernie Ford Beta palm and various cryptic style hints across themes including geography letters and objects.
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Ernie Ford
Some Days Are Worse Than Others Bad News in the Newsroom
A reflective column contrasts the heavy load of bad news in newspapers with radio and TV, noting relentless crime, political scandal, and institutional misfeasance. It cites Illinois legislators, Chicago zoning bribes, Florida officials, and regulatory malfeasance as examples, warning of a fearful view of the future and self-critique of society.
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Illinois
Chicago
Thoughts on national strength and peril from Henry Cabot Lodge
Quote by Henry Cabot Lodge asserting that a nation that is fully armed yet bankrupt domestically is the most dangerous. Reflects concerns over military power without economic stability.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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