Hair in Sullivan Faces Protests as Town Gathers Against Nudity
In Sullivan Illinois protests greet plans to stage the rock musical Hair at the Sullivan Little Theater March 16 31. Local ministers urge letter campaigns against perceived nudity obscenity and sexual perversion while theater owner Guy S Little defends the production as positive antiwar and religious with possible edits to remove obscene elements.
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Retirement earnings reporting rule for Social Security in 1973
Social Security recipients who earned over 2100 in wages or self employment in 1973 must report by April 15, 1974. Filing tax returns does not replace this report. Those over age 72 in 1973 are exempt. Deliberate concealment could be fraud and prosecuted. otherwise the usual penalty is loss of one month's benefits.
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McKuen Solves an Impossible Bridge Hand in Style
The article centers on Rod McKuen performing an imaginative bridge play to solve an otherwise unwinnable hand. He ducks the club king to mislead West, uses a careful trump entry, and finesses the diamond queen to force East into an untenable position and make the contract.
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Arizona to study public employee negotiations bill
Senate Education Committee will study a bill authorizing public employees including teachers to organize and negotiate with their employers. The proposal would create the Arizona Public Employment Relations Commission to handle mediation arbitration and dispute resolution while not addressing strikes. Beauchamp urged enactment sayingArizona lacks such law and suffers instability and potential strikes.
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Navajo School students raise funds and report activities
Fray Bailey reports Navajo School students raised 163 dollars in a leukemia memory drive and collected 126.93 more from ongoing recycling. The seventh and eighth graders, led by Robert Colby and Thomas Shore, also backed a book fair netting 223.20 for the student council. The report notes sports, rifle safety class, PTA meeting, spelling bee winner Tami Baker, and upcoming math contests and science fair events at local schools.
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