Graduation mispronunciations spark reflection on names and dignity
A columnist reflects on the pain of mispronouncing student names at commencements and argues for teachers to learn and pronounce full names, suggesting adults be addressed as Mr or Miss to treat students as grown, with parent Q&A and related notes on school routines and inflation-linked housing costs.
No Hearing Requested on Bypass Progress
The No. 422 Bypass moves forward as no objections or hearing requests were filed by the Thursday deadline. W. P. Madigan of the state Highway Department noted a hearing would delay the project three to four months due to required reviews. Funding will be from state and federal taxes. The next step is selecting a consulting engineer, with Michael Baker Jr. and Associates already having prepared preliminary blueprints and likely to be recommended.
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June 11 1965 Almanac Highlights and History
Today is Friday June 11 1965 the 162nd day of the year Saturn is the morning star Venus and Mars are evening stars Richard Strauss was born in 1864 Notable events include 1920 Warren Harding told he would be the Republican dark horse nomination in a Chicago hotel 1927 Lindbergh welcomed home by Coolidge 1950 Ben Hogan wins Open Golf after car crash 16 months earlier 1963 National Guard at Alabama University enrollment for Negroes Ogden Nash quote closes the note
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Speaking of Your Health Insects on the wing again
Insects are on the wing again during stinging season affecting hornets wasps bees and yellow jackets. Most stings cause painful swelling that fades in hours unless multiple stings occur. Repeated stings bring severe pain and symptoms. be cautious with black hornets wasps and even honey bees.
Pennsylvania Delegation Votes On Debt Limit Increase
Washington officials report Pennsylvania’s Congressional delegation split on raising the national debt limit to 326 billion dollars. Democrats Barrett Byrne Clark Craley Dent Good Green Moorhead Martin Nix Rhodes Rooney Vigorita Holland Toll paired for the bill, while Republicans Cordbett Curtin Dague Fulton Johnson Kunkel McDade Saylor Schiebel Schweiker Watkins Whalley opposed.
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