Only in America Jamestown’s lavish town hall and tax perks
Jamestown North Carolina a 1338 population town spends 275000 on a town hall 925000 on a sewage system and 540000 on streets while maintaining 63 cent tax per 100 and no police. Adjacent High Point with 62000 residents votes dry yet drinks wet in Jamestown funding an alcohol education center. A quirky computer arranged wedding ends the piece.
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Daily Cryptogram Puzzle Solution Hint and Quote
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Clergymen Grace Queries Show Varied Views
Readers debate who should say grace when a clergyman is a guest at the table. Ministers differ on whether the host or guest should lead the blessing and how to handle humiliation or propriety. A second item suggests pursuing information about an institutionalized brother with caution and family involvement.
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Television Schedule Montage of 1960s Classics
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Reflections on Lawn Care and Neighborly Rivalry
A reflective column details a gardener's brutal lesson from lush lawns and zealous neighbors. It recalls fertilizer mishaps, soil tests, and the humor of suburban rivalries alongside local community notes on volunteers, a church drive, and park cleanup.
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Kennedy praised for aplomb in handling state affairs
A French term aplomb meaning self possession and poise is noted in reference to President Kennedy. The description highlights his calm assurance in managing national affairs and public duties.
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