Letter urges petitions to aid Bob Summerlin and youth activism
A reader commends Sherry Wright for urging help for Robert Summerlin and calls for nationwide petitions. The letter urges youth involvement, legal petitions to the U S Supreme Court, and a demand for a hearing and acquittal, warning of wrongful prosecutions and their lasting harms.
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Sherry Wright
Bob Summerlin
Sherry
U.S. Supreme Court
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Robert Summerlin
Cryptogram Puzzle and Quote Teaser
Across and down clues form a cryptogram. The page presents a puzzle grid with letter substitution hints and a sample quotation decoded as THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS AN UNDERESTIMATE OF AVERAGE INTELLIGENCE.
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Monday Evening Movies and TV Schedule Listing
A long listing of film showings and daytime and primetime television programs across channels. Notable titles include Story of a Woman Downhill Racer The Man House on 7th Street and ongoing serials such as Days of Our Lives General Hospital Another World and The Edge of Night along with variety and talk shows. Local news Weather and farm reports are interspersed with educational and children's programs.
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Granddad debate over grandparents money and love
Dear Abby weighs a reader letter about a father in law who asserts it is his money and his grandchild. Abby counters with a call for compromise and prioritizing the child's welfare and affection.
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Abby
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Dear Abby Dreamer and generation gap letters
Dreamer explains a mental affair with an attractive daydream partner and asks if others share the urge. Abby says it is harmless if not acted on. The second letter from a young engaged couple asks about finances. Abby notes the father’s objection likely stems from other reasons beyond income.
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What Is An Editor A Humble Human Behind The Press
Jim Bishop reflects on editors as fallible, humorous humans rather than faceless brains. He cites anecdotes of vanity, missteps, deadlines, and the watchdog role of the press, ending with a plea to see editors as worried family men bound by deadlines.
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