Paths For Hikers The British 250 Mile Footpath
The British completed a 250 mile footpath after 30 years of work. The piece contrasts British walking culture with American car living, noting walking is rare and roads fill space. It suggests longer footpaths could offer undistracted pleasures as the nation grows more vehicle dependent and walking less common.
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Crossword puzzle clues and answers
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Daily Cryptoquote Instruction Sample Teaser
A framed puzzle note explains substitution rules with examples and daily changes. It includes a line of coded text and a quoted motto by Confucius from 1966.
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EHOVE Study Industry Survey Highlights Training Needs
EHOVE study surveys in Huron Erie and eastern Ottawa counties show over 900 firms with small retailers and services dominating, while large firms focus on manufacturing. Most employers require only a high school diploma for skilled and clerical work, with postsecondary education needed for semi professional and high skilled roles. Job prospects without formal schooling depend on on the job training or apprenticeships, while targeted occupations include accountant, agri business data processing, secretaries, nurses, and sales managers. One third of large firms and one sixth of small firms run in plant training programs, and opinions split on the adequacy of current education to meet area needs.
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It Needs Explaining to Police and Abby on Love
A reader asks how to handle parental disapproval of a romance with Dianne a 15 year old. Abby notes age matters and urges parents to meet her before judgment while acknowledging the sneaky four month dating.
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Courage at Poland Spring Hearts Courage of a Press Agent
William McMorrow, a Boston press agent who lost his voice to cancer, fights to speak again at the Poland Spring hotel in Maine. The piece contrasts McMorrow with Charles Liston, the hunted story, and notes the reporters leaving as both Liston and the writers depart. McMorrow's return to public relations at the hotel marks a quiet triumph amid loss.
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