Peggy Confronts Restlessness in a Rainy Apalachicola Evening
On a stormy porch Peggy confesses boredom and a wish to go away. Her mother suggests inviting friends for a gathering while Pete arrives with weather chatter and a brewing love triangle between Peggy, Priscilla, Dick, and Pete. Peggy asks if she must choose soon as the scene ends with a firm resolve to decide.
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Peggy Gat
Apalachicola
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Priscilla
Bill Duval
Susan
Pegsy
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Lizzie
Paige
Dick Devereaux
Snake
Fanny
Peasy
Lita
Milwaukee
Washington
West Virginia groups plan merit pay for teachers
An incentive pay committee will meet Oct 19 at Glenville State College to plan a rural development conference for 17 counties. The panel, led by Glenville President Harry Heflin and Morgantown's Delmas Miller, seeks merit raises based on performance rather than seniority.
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West Virginia
Delmas Miller
Morgantowns
J. Henry
Francis Jr
Charles
Lion
House of Delegates
Huntington
Yensons
Washimvany
Ington
D.C
Monon
Richard C. Flint
New Motor Inspection Stickers in Effect
Reports from Charleston police say windshields will be checked for new inspection stickers. The deadline passed at midnight Sunday, and drivers without valid stickers may face fines or license plate suspensions until their cars pass inspection.
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Charleston
George Meyer in New York Court Over Wife Death
George Meyer 59 admits quarrel with wife Carolyn 56 before a night of drinking ended in her death from blunt force. He describes returning home, a second quarrel, and says he beat her with a white bottle. He was taken to Criminal Courts Building after police were told of the incident. The Meyers had five adult children and were married 37 years. Meyer had recently been discharged from a veterans' hospital.
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George Meyer Stamps
Aulo
Criminal Courts Building
New York
Meyer
Carolyn
Veterans’ Hospital
Meyers
Builders split on path to revive home building boom
Builders and bankers in New York clash over easier credit or cheaper money as the government loosens finance to spur home buying. Market fears higher mortgage rates if funds remain tight, even as Washington signals more relaxations and stock traders expect reserve cuts. Richmond schools buy three Army bulldozers for 100 each to grade new buildings, hoping to save on construction.
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Washington
Richmond
Richmond Public Schools
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