Black middle class shifts to suburbs amid urban flight
The piece notes a growing migration of black middle-class families from major cities to suburbs driven by crime and schooling concerns. With urban tax bases eroding, planners warn about losing value and talent as whites have long fled to suburbs. Officials cite Washington, Detroit, Chicago and other cities where black flight accelerates, while some argue it reflects broader urban financial strain and desegregation trends.
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First Female Rhodes Scholars Include Yale Student
Yale senior Sue Halpern is among 13 women in the first cohort of U.S. Rhodes Scholars. The 32 Americans will study at Oxford, with stipends of 5300 dollars annually. Halpern aims to address Rhodes era legacies while pursuing political philosophy.
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Newman Advances A Civil Tongue
Book review praising Edwin Newman for lampooning language misuse in American life. It quotes his civil tongue thesis and notes examples from sports government military academia and science. Also includes advertising text for sewing patterns and catalogs.
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Community club meetings schedule and Christmas events
The American Legion Auxiliary meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Social Order of the Beauceant holds installation practice at 7 p m Wednesday. Eagles Auxiliary hosts gift exchange and initiation at 8 p m Tuesday with Mrs Otto Lehrman as hostess. Harvey County Senior Citizens skip meeting this week for Christmas. Crescent No 35 plans 6 30 p m Wednesday IOOF Hall Christmas party and gift exchange followed by Canton and Auxiliary meetings at 8 p m. Pleasant Acres School Christmas program 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school auditorium. Community invited.
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This Day In History December 20, 1976
On December 20 1813 Congress created an internal revenue system. In 1790 the first cotton mill began in Pawtucket Rhode Island. In 1803 flag raising marked the Louisiana Purchase transfer to the United States. In 1820 Missouri taxed bachelors. In 1860 South Carolina seceded. In 1922 the USSR formed. In 1957 Euratom was inaugurated. Birthday Irene Dunne 72. Richard Henry Lee defended Congress move 1776. Thought by H G Wells. Bicentennial note.
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