Speech Pushes Small High School Aid At Kiwanis Meeting
Hendersonville superintendent Hugh Randall urged Kiwanis members to fund non college bound graduates with $250 for trades training and skill development. He noted higher lifetime earnings for graduates and argued investing in average citizens yields long term tax payers rather than welfare cases. Consensus urged action beyond North Carolina.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Hugh Randall
Hendersonville
Randall
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle
The page presents a full crossword with numbered clues across and down including entries like Irish girl Japanese kimono sash and Capital on the Hudson plus a daily Cryptoquote puzzle using a substitution code with the hint LONGFELLOW. The section features a puzzle by Barney Google.
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High Priest
Frontiersman
Skid Row Faces Urban Renewal In Chicago
A UPI report shows Chicago's West Madison Street skid row set for an $18.5 million renewal that will replace flophouses with apartments and parking. Bar Sid's Junction, a local landmark, will close amid concern for derelicts who fear loss of shelter and help.
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UPI
West Madison Street
West Madison
Legion of the Hopeless
Sid's Junction
Sid
Little City Foundation
Nicholas Wegner
Boys’ Town
Frank Jacobs
Sid's
Skid Row
Jacobs
Pat
Milwaukee
Neighbor Concern Prompts Advice on Privacy and Intervention
A Worried Neighbor asks whether to inform parents about teens at a neighbor’s house amid male visitors and noise. Abby Urges considering the parents’ rights and the potential to head off trouble before it arises, emphasizing tact and care.
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Abby
Lighter Side Mock Census Questions Stir Privacy Debate
A UPI column mocks the 1970 census questionnaire for privacy concerns and embarrassing items. It highlights H19 asking if you have a bathtub or shower and a counterexample about who uses a shower, plus jokes about entering living quarters and a risky overnight stay question.
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UPI
U.S. Census Bureau
National Brotherhood Week
Jackson E. Betts
Ohio
Betts
Florida
Walter Wagner Leads Norwalk Taxi Firm Appeal for Community Support
A longtime taxi operator Walter Wagner with 14 years in the industry has taken over the Norwalk cab company and seeks public cooperation. The appeal emphasizes essential service for elderly residents and those in outlying areas needing rides for medical visits groceries and school in severe weather.
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Norwalk
Myself
Walter Wagner
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