Editor contacts and staff roles listed
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Mt Vernon Postage Notice Credits Rights
Publication entitlement language appears from a postal notice noting Mt Vernon Illinois as the mailing location and indicating postage paid. The fragment mentions usage authorization for all news items whether credited or not, implying a broad distribution right without specifics on dates or entities.
Thought For Today Quotes From Poets and Bible Verse
A brief reflection includes Job 19 4 and a Goethe line about learning from others errors. The lines invite personal accountability and wisdom drawn from observing others mistakes. The item presents two authorial attributions and the punctuation typical of a devotional feature.
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Editorial See Sophisticated Future For War
A 14 expert panel predicts the 2018 era will feature laser rifles acoustic weapons undersea fortifications and space battles with nonlethal gases and weather controlled warfare among the possible developments yet the piece notes that end of war predictions remain elusive and history shows mixed outcomes.
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Foreign Policy Association
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Tennyson
Parliament of Man
Federation of the World
Age Based Employment Protections Take Effect June 12
A new federal law protects workers aged 40 to 64 from employment discrimination starting June 12. It covers employers with 50 or more workers, with thresholds dropping to 25 after June 30, and applies to labor groups and employment agencies serving such firms. Provisions mirror the Civil Rights Act with enforcement but rely on voluntary compliance.
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Uncle Sam
Across and Down Word Puzzle Keylist
Puzzle string presents a mixed across and down clue list with numerous entries including masculine titles, plant terms, poetic references, and geographic names. It reads like a crossword grid fill list with entries such as American poet louse egg river nymph and Dutch style terms, plus scattered clues for stages of dawn and chemical substances.
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Dawn
Athena
American Alation Electrician
Ogilvie: hard work shapes image in governor bid
Associated Press outlines Richard B. Ogilvie’s rise from a criminal prosecutor to sheriff reformer and 1960s public figure. The 44 year old Republican faces three opponents for the gubernatorial nomination, touting a workmanlike, behind the scenes approach.
Overtime Law Changes Hit State Institutions Across U S
The U S Supreme Court ruling on minimum wage coverage for employees of state schools, hospitals, and other institutions could cost taxpayers millions annually. Estimates vary by state, with Illinois, Michigan, California, Kansas, and Colorado among those modeling four-year costs.
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Supreme Court
Wold
Texas
Crawford Martin
Asst Aiy
Brian Upp
Oklahoma
Maryland
Michigan
California
Kansas
Colorado
Jay McGlow
Florida State
Miriam Ringe
Ilineis Department of Personnel
Sheehan Quits as Cook County Republican Chairman
AP Chicago A Tim Sheehan ally of John Altorfer for the Republican governor nomination announces he will not seek re election as Cook County GOP chairman. The move follows Richard Ogilvie securing the gubernatorial nomination and pledging party unity to defeat Gov. Samuel Shapiro in November. Ogilvie also criticizes Audrey Peak's retention as committeewoman and notes his high statewide vote share for governor.
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Publication note: Poor Richard's Almanac by Franklin
The almanac Poor Richard's Almanac was published by Benjamin Franklin, reflecting his broader print and literary ventures in colonial America.
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Richard
Benjamin Franklin
Lunt and Fontaine Start Stage Run in The Guardsman
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne began joint stage careers in New York with The Guardsman, opening on October 13, 1924, marking the start of a famous partnership in American theatre.
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Lynn Fontanne
New York
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