Will Multilingual Society Emerge From Immigration Waves
Immigration, language policy and ballot printing costs are highlighted as the United States trends toward bilingual or multilingual society. Officials warn of a flood of illegal immigrants and project potentially 100 million more people by 2025 if trends continue, stressing the need for realistic projections and policy responses.
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United States
U.S. Supreme Court
San Francisco
James Farrell
Farrell
U.S. Justicement
U.S
Dear Dr Lamb diabetes diagnosis and test guidance
A reader asks about glucose tolerance tests and diabetes diagnosis noting tests can mislead if not prepared and discussing diet before tests. The letters mention lactose intolerance from milk, coffee effects on diuresis, and general diabetes testing practices.
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DR. Lamb
The Palladium Times Publication Rates and Notices
Public notice page details delivery prices including weekly 1.00, daily 0.20 per copy, and annual mail rates by region. Rates vary by address with 30 day notice for changes, and college students plus servicemen receive discounted rates.
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Edvence
Te Oswego
Weyne
Northern Co
U.S
Murder Deepens Hardship For Ice Cream Driver Family
Melvin Young, a Good Humor man, faced fatigue and danger as his work took him into unsafe areas. He was shot once in the chest by a youth near 1200 block of Congress Place, then the suspect fled. His wife, a department clerk, and his eight children mourn the loss as the community questions the violence in this fragile neighborhood.
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Thisty
Melvin Young
Seane
Melvin
Maryland
Cees
Department of Oe
Mabel Young
Meelvin Young
Congress Place
Stephen Y
C Street
Ble
More Women Enter Politics Raise Persistent Gaps
Washington reports that in 1976 more women sought elective office than ever before, yet outcomes show ongoing under-representation in general elections. States have some female executives and governors, but no elected female attorney general, while commentators warn against assumptions about female candidates and spotlight the need for credibility and talent in politics.
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Washington
NEA
Connecticut
Rothstein Buckley
Jill Buckley
Backward Glimpse of Lindbergh Welcome June 13 1927
Eight column streamer front page reports New York City welcome for Lindbergh and Ray as crowds cheer. Describes auto incident near arrival, city programs for Children’s Day in churches, and local events. Mentions Rose V. Bell graduation, a Syracuse tale, Oswego summer plans, a yellow pike catch, and a hospital fund tally of 945000 with Dr J Sherwood as campaign chair.
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New York
Lindbergh
Young Ray
Big City
Rose V. Bell
West Bridge Street
Gowege Normal
Atc
Syracuse
Dave Poins
Oneida
West End Park
Jack Routcliffe
Lerence To
Ave
Oswego
J. Sherwood
Ery
Geenastees
Today in History June 13 notable events and milestones
On this day in history, key moments include 1986 Britain turning the Suez Canal over after 74 years of control, 1502 Columbus reaching the West Indian island, 1841 Ottawa hosting Canada’s first parliament, and 1940 Paris named an open city during World War II. Also noted are the 1960 Vietnam pullback, the Marshall nomination, and Nixon submitting a nuclear arms treaty.
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Associated Press
Britain
Suez Canal
Christopher Columbus
Ottawa
Paris
U.S
South Vietnam
Mekong
Cape of
Marshall
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mask & Go Court
M. Nixon
Congress
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Washington Briefs
Oakland
Calif
Turk
Oswego River
Pontiac
Third St
Cairn SS
W. Third
E. Cullinan, Jr
Count Association
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Berry's
MEA
Ne. Gry
Barbara Walters
Walter Cronkite
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