Dole pushes fiscal watch while debates over jobs loom
The excerpt notes Bob Dole urging budget discipline while Clinton’s stalled stimulus plan draws criticism. It highlights the clash between calls to cut spending and create public service jobs as unemployed Americans seek paychecks and work.
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Be Kind to Animals Week Calls for Action in Franklin County
Franklin County Humane Society urges the public to report animal abuse to Animal Control in Ottawa at 242-2561 or to the Humane Society at 242-2967. They note widespread mistreatment from neglect to dumping and invite donations of shelter tents for unhomed animals at 230 W 19th.
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Wrong part of town not the problem for teens club plan
Karen McIlvain argues against labeling her neighborhood as the wrong part of town. She recalls seven new houses, clean yards, and asks why retired residents can’t mentor youths with crafts, cooking, sewing and quilting under clear rules to revive laughter and wholesome play near the former Boys Club.
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Baby Diary of Shaye Lee Bemis Turns Two
Commentary from The Baby Diary of Shaye Lee Bemis born May 3 1991 to Debra Lee and Jay Bemis. The note recalls a year of growth and mischief as Shaye explores home stairs toys and errands. It celebrates family traits and anticipates turning two while narrating everyday scenes and playful antics.
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Threepeat anxieties in Chicago as Bulls seek third title
A humorous dialogue on Bulls threepeat fears and city anxiety. A columnist interviews Dr. Rookie about stress, riots, and linguistic dread around potential fourpeats, moefoe, and quadpeat, touching on New York rivals and nightlife, with a tongue in cheek verdict on sports language.
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Penn president linked to humanities post amid campus press clash
A Penn president linked to the National Endowment for the Humanities faces scrutiny after the Daily Pennsylvanian paper was destroyed by students protesting perceived bias. Shel don Hackney defends free expression while ordering an investigation, and Eden Jacobowitz faces campus speech sanctions amid a debate over sensitivity and free speech.
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