Reagan son says father remains same despite Alzheimer's
Ron Reagan describes his father Ronald Reagan as the same man he always knew despite the former president's Alzheimer's. The 86-year-old rarely seen since his 1994 letter, still travels daily from Bel-Air to a Century City office, with Ron noting no momentous events at the office but value in going out.
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Motor homes target baby boomers in big new ad push
Crest City Iowa AP baby boomers are eyed for a larger market as motor home makers shift from minivans and SUVs. Rival companies Winnebago Fleetwood and Coachmen join The Go RVing Coalition in a three year 15 million effort to attract boomers with campaigns across magazines TV and cable outlets. The aim is to convert a growing share of 40 somethings into long term RV buyers, boosting demand as industry sales rebounded from a late 1980s-early 1990s slump.
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Pilot's court martial postponed as Flinn awaits decision
First Lt. Kelly Flinn, the nation’s first female B 52 pilot, waits with family as the Pentagon delays her court martial. She seeks an honorable discharge after requesting a resignation in lieu of trial while officers weigh the option amid congressional pressure.
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Born in Blood Freemasonry and the lost secrets of Freemasonry
John J. Robinson, medieval historian, argues in Born in Blood that Freemasonry emerged publicly in 18th century London. He links it to French speaking travelers and interprets rituals through the history of a group that became Freemasonry, offering readers room to decide its truth and implications.
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Friends Accept Skunk Run Donations at Carnegie Building
Friends of the Library volunteers collect used books records sheet music and games at the Carnegie Building 515 S Main from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Mondays and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Thursdays for the Skunk Run Sale on June 7 8.
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