Conservatism Gains In November Polls Across Congress
Washington based piece notes Republicans gained seats in the House and Senate and in several governorships, signaling a conservative shift despite Democratic dominance. It highlights new and departing senators including Boren Exon Jepsen Humphrey Cohen Landon Kassebaum and contrasts liberals like Clark and Anderson with conservatives. The piece recalls 1958 gains and questions the extent of liberal backlash.
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Willard City Charter defeat sparked by paper editorials
Willard city manager Paul W. Capelle blamed The Willard Times for defeating the charter amendment to raise the no bid limit from $1,000 to $3,000. The Times contested his figures, noting bid ads cost about $11.25 and citing few notices this year. The paper defended its stance as open and efficient government and rejected claims of venality.
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Dear Abby query on vasectomy and family plan
Dear Abby counsels a married woman age 24 in discovery her husband age 26 had a prior vasectomy. The note discusses trust, potential for adoption, and asks whether the husband’s fertility is irreversible. The column cites the need for more information and warns about parental responsibilities.
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Captain interrupts nap with Grand Canyon flight announcement
A reader complains about a loud Captain’s public address during a routine flight over the Grand Canyon. The letter urges considerate announcements for frequent fliers and asks Abby to weigh in on flying manners.
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Million Dollar Tip Goes Missing After Dallas Disco Night
A Pakistan visitor at a Dallas nightclub left a million dollar tip that later was stopped. The morning after features a humorous, fabricated scene with a wife consulting an attorney while recounting the man’s antics, including champagne, a dance contest, and two $500,000 checks given to winners.
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