Editorial Change Property Taxes Slow Home Building Edge
The piece contrasts housing costs from ten years ago to today, noting higher down payments and closing costs, rising interest rates and monthly payments, and swelling property taxes. It argues a logic to shift the tax burden away from property to ease construction slows and soaring prices on older homes.
Sell High Schools Better Nationwide Education Challenge
In Chanute counselors and former students discuss high school to college transitions. They highlight students wishing they had taken tougher courses and studied harder. The issue spans grade schools to junior highs and beyond. The nation emphasizes selling products but fails to market education’s value to children and parents.
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Eyes Cause Carsickness Dear Dr Thosteson
A traveling family seeks help for a young active boy who becomes terribly carsick in any car. They report no fumes and normal health, asking for practical suggestions to ease the motion sickness during long drives.
Thosteson Columns On Eye Health Dandruff Ovaries And Collateral Circulation
Reader questions cover astigmatism in children and focus issues, dandruff causes tied to adolescent hormones, ovarian removal as a breast cancer option, USDA safe storage temperatures, use of Ms in sensitive questions, a quack mucus dissolver claim, and collateral circulation in heart disease with a psalm prayer at the end.
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Switch Character Becomes a Good Comic on TV
AP writer Jay Sharbutt profiles Charlie Callas of Brooklyn who plays Malcolm on Switch. The Fort Lee based comic, a former drummer, recalls a near fatal fall from a Copa stage and explains how a gagging face and timing launched his comedy career from 1962 onward.
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Roots of words reveal broker and salary origins
AP analysis traces broker to broacher from French broquier tapping a cask. It links pay to pacify a creditor and salary to salt wages, noting finance shifted from paying off debt to incurring it. The piece cites etymologist Gretchen Brunk and Webster’s Dictionary roots.
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TV Tonight and Movie Schedule Highlights
Listing of evening programs including Happy Days The Physical and 3 Baa Baa Black Sheep Poor Little Lambs plus CBS Reports Arizona Here We Come and Tonight Show. Also features Laverne and Shirley Honeymoon Hotel Police Woman Solitare and more with movie Tonight and Tonight Show guests noted.
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