Parking plots and taxes swirl in town debate
A parent explains to a child the downtown parking controversy tied to a proposed high school bond. The dialogue covers taxes ad valorem benefit districts and the politics of parking lots, suggesting opponents seek to derail the school plan to protect shopping-center interests.
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Emphysema and Smoking in Dear Dr. Mother column
The column discusses emphysema risks from smoking and from being near smokers. It notes emphysema can occur in non-smokers but is worsened by tobacco smoke, and explains differences with edema. Also covers unrelated items like defenses projects and holiday observations.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Rights Statement
Ottawa Herald notices list daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays with by mail subscription rates for trade area one month one year and outside trade area pricing. The paper notes Associated Press rights covering local news and AP dispatches.
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Satellite in orbit lights up Christmas sky in 1960s report
In Arguello California AP reports a 12 foot diameter balloon satellite reached orbit and will be visible at twilight during the holidays and beyond. NASA notes the launch met a key mission goal to test the Scout vehicle’s X258 stage while tracking a beacon on the cannister. Old Mets pitcher Carl Willey is 31 and went 9-14 last season.
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Louisville Man Spins Tiny Car To Escape Traffic
Roy Hunt borrowed a friend's midget foreign car on a busy city street. He started the motor but could not find reverse gear to back up. Traffic piled up behind him, so Hunt lifted the front end and wheeled the car around, then drove away.
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Wagner Act ruled invalid in full by Judge in Kansas City
On this date in 1995 Judge Merrill Otis of the District Court of Kansas City struck down the Wagner National Labor Relations Act in its entirety. He ruled that manufacturing is not commerce, reflecting a pivotal interpretation of federal labor law. The note places the event among “on this date” historical milestones.
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