Monson Police auctions seized guns to raise cash
An editorial notes Massachusetts tax pressures and explains Monson's cash raise by auctioning 49 confiscated firearms. It lists items including two 9 mm pistols, a bolt action rifle, and a Daisy Red Ryder air rifle, with assurances buyers were vetted. The piece argues guns and laws have limited effect compared to money.
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Massachusetts
Taxachusetts
Monson
Addiss and Renfro urged for charges amid county brawl
Guest Opinion condemns Addis and Joe Renfro for a May 30 courthouse brawl. The piece argues they lied after the incident and calls for their resignation or recall as tensions with Labette County commissioners worsen. It notes prior conflicts including Renfro's call to Sheriff Bringle and observers in the county courthouse.
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Addis
Joe Renfro
Renfro
Tom Bringle
Fred Johnson
Parsons Sun
Salem Hall School Remembered in Franklin County History
In Salem Hall district near Wellsville, the one room Salem Hall School operated as a school and community center from the 19th century until 1944. District 11 merged with Wellsville in 1950, the building was sold and torn down, and land returned to former owners. The last teacher was Jean Lytle and notable pupils included Areta Latimer, John Alden, and Mary Chilton Nickerson.
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Franklin County
Bruce Fleming
Beech
Jim Hitch
Salem Hall School
Wellsville
H.E. Gene Barnett
RFD
Salem Hall
Cora Barnett
Walnut Creek Cemetery
Walnut Creek
Literary
Jean Lytle
Areta (Cramer
T.J. Gregory
The
Grand Lodge
Anti-Horse Thief League Association
Soviet envoy lunch and White House dinner guest list sparks chatter
The piece lists attendees at Soviet Embassy lunches and a White House dinner during the Soviet president's visit. Notables include Jane Fonda, Gregory Peck, Isaac Asimov, John Kenneth Galbraith, Robert Gale, Billy Graham, Jesse Jackson, Van Cliburn, Ray Bradbury, Dizzy Gillespie, Eugene McCarthy, Henry Kissinger, Armand Hammer, Tom Brokaw, Dan Rather, Peter Jennings, Hugh Sidey, Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy, Morgan Freeman, George F. Kennan, Frederica von Stade, and William Webster. several guests are highlighted for cross cultural reach and potential influence on future coverage.
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White House
Jane Fonda
Gregory Peck
America
Jane
Isaac Asimov
Isaac
John Kenneth Galbraith
Robert Gale
Chernobyl
Robert Schuller
California
Schuller
Billy Graham
Billy
Jesse Jackson
van Cliburn
Ray Bradbury
Dizzy Gillespie
Eugene McCarthy
Henry Kissinger
Ted Turner
Andrew Wyeth
Kissinger
Armand Hammer
Tom Brokaw
Dan Rather
Peter Jennings
NBC
Andrea Mitchell
Alan Greenspan
Washington Post
New York Times
Summit gifts include horseshoes and books
AP report details gifts from the 1987 summit as Mikhail Gorbachev and Raisa receive two horseshoes and a handbag, while Bush gives a Life of George Washington and Raisa receives an enameled tea set. The second horseshoe was later found in Raisa’s purse, official says.
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Tom Raum
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Mikhail S
Gorbachev
Moscow
Raisa
Bush
Gorbachevs
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
George Washington
John Marshall
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
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Frederica von Stade
William Webster
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