Quotes on law, policy and public sentiment from local papers
Readers across the country express views on civil rights laws violence and protests, the Great Society agenda, health care coverage limits, and attitudes toward government action as reflected in editorials and letters to the editor in St Louis Missouri Coatesville Pennsylvania Aztec New Mexico La Grange Illinois and Saint Cloud Florida.
The Pool Table Is Gone from Sullivan's Sea Bright Bar
In Sea Bright a wind swept town mourns as state agents remove Jim Sullivan's pool table after a 15 day closure for gambling finds. Locals recall Sullivan's character filled with colorful regulars, from the Irish spirit to the St. Patrick's Day feasts, and lament the loss of life and conversation around the table.
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Jim Sullivan
Sullivan
State Liquor Authority
Bill Divine
Chicago
New Jersey
Mynah Birds
Willy
Silky
George Washington
St. Patrick’s Day
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Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
A full page crossword puzzle with across and down clues listing definitions such as At liberty and Part of a church for across and Young and White for down, inviting solvers to fill a standard grid with entries. The list includes multiple theme and common words across varied lengths and a broad mix of noun verbs adjectives and proper nouns.
Daily Cryptoquote Instruction and Example
A sample shows how letters map to reveal a phrase and a hint that one letter stands for another. The display explains that daily codes change and notes a past quote about intense complexities and simplicities from Churchill.
Don’t Sulk Lady Eat Dear Abby Advice
A reader asks if a husband should guide meal choices and spending when dining out with his wife. The advice notes the husband should reassure his wife and that sulking over a mismatch in orders is childish behavior. Another letter describes boredom at work and a suggestion to find a more demanding job to stay busy.
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Abby
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Physician trust challenged by elder care payment models
A medical social worker argues against medicare and eldercare ads, praising physicians while criticizing third party payer involvement. The letter suggests direct cash support to the elderly as a practical alternative and laments reduced patient physician control under welfare and private payers.
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Welfare Department
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