Growth with quality in Washington design effort urged
Governor Evans promotes Design for Washington to guide coastal North Olympic Peninsula growth. Despite local planning efforts in Clallam and Jefferson counties Port Angeles Port Townsend and others have not formed a cohesive area group yet. Other regions like Green River Valley Wenatchee show regional planning models. Authorities urge immediate corralling of studies into a single area plan.
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Evan
Washington
Design For Progress
Civic Center
Seattle
Port Angeles
Port Townsend
Clallam
Jefferson
North Olympic Peninsula
Clallam County
Central Business District
Green River Valley
Wenatchee
Changing family roles and the pull toward democracy
Sociologist Alfred J. Prince analyzes how the American family has shifted over 75 years with rising divorce, more working wives, premarital sex, and broader birth control. He notes experts debate whether this signals decay or transformation, urging a balanced exercise of authority and function in the home.
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Alfred J. Prince
Prince
Eastern Washington State College
Port Angeles Evening News History and Staff Notes
The Port Angeles Evening News began as The Model Commonwealth in Seattle in 1886 and moved to Port Angeles in 1887 after Puget Sound Cooperative Colony ownership. It became a daily in 1916 with Charles N. Webster and Eather Webster as publishers editors and George Buck as general manager.
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Port Angeles
Chles N. Webster
Eather Webster
George Buck
Silver squeeze tightens as world demand climbs
The U S Treasury holds 694 million ounces of silver, enough for about a year or two of coinage needs but the supply is shrinking. World usage exceeds production, boosting pressure to raise prices and free or recover hoarded reserves. Guardian front reports on coinage policy and industrial demand for silver.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
U.S
Treasury
U.S. Treasury
United States
Mint
Asia
Clallam County Amateur Radio Club Thanks Port Angeles Paper
The Clallam County Amateur Radio Club thanks the Port Angeles Evening News for coverage of their Field Day emergency communications drill. They offer free communications for parades, sporting events, search and rescue, or any emergency and accept hamgrams free of charge for noncommercial use. C. R. Aimes, secretary Sequim.
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Clallam County
Fireman's school trains new National Forest staff in fire control
District Ranger reports a three day session at Quilcene to orient new employees in fire detection, tool use, map reading, and fire behavior. Trainees from Soleduck District include Fouts, Markham, Rickett s, Malmsten, Blanchard, Hamby, Robertson, Keeler, Brinkman, Gross, Henning, James, Sprage, Bryson Jr, Hanson, Schmellinger. instructors Thomason and Breidenbach. The trainer will depart for Ochoco National Forest Oregon. future reports will continue.
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Dale L. Robinson
Quilcene
Ranger
Soleduck
Stan Fouts
Don Markham
Tom Ricketts
Neal Malmsten
Pete Blanchard
Lonnie Hamby
Forks
Paul Robertson
Tom Keeler
al Brinkman
Port Angeles
Richard Gross
Eric Henning
Seattle
Ron James
Bremerton
Frank Sprage
Belgrade
Montana
John Bryson, Jr
Arlington
Virginia
George Hanson
Burke
Larry Schmellinger
Greenville
Illinois
Howard Thomason
John Breidenbach
Ochoco National Forest
Oregon
Evening News
Racing consultant shares tips to avoid highway crashes
Stirling Moss outlines key safety rules for drivers focusing on concentration anticipation and control. He warns against mental fatigue and overdriving, advises plan trips, and explains braking and speed awareness to reduce crash risk on busy highways.
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America
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Peter and Paul
St. Peter’s Basilica
Peter
C. R. Aimes
Rt. 1
Sequim
Our National Forest Reports
Accent
Stirling Moss
Great Britain
Moss
North America
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