Progress Editorial on Name Tags and Social Etiquette
The piece notes how in rural areas people remember names, but in crowded cities many forget or avoid using names. It cites figures like James Farley and discusses substitutes such as Hey Mac or honey. It suggests numbered identifiers as a possible solution, noting social friction with present conventions.
Tax on Public Property Sparks State Local Debate
Proposals argue state and local governments should tax federally owned and other public property within jurisdictions to fund services. Critics warn such a levy could raise ownership costs and shift burden to already taxed public assets.
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New Haven man uses computer dating to match students
Walker runs a service pairing college students via a computer program. He sent questionnaires to colleges around New Haven and fed responses into a machine to produce compatible date suggestions. The system reportedly yielded ten marriages and drew business through campus events and social mixers.
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Fragmentary OCR notes on party labels and city politics
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions Democrats and Republicans in a vague urban political context. No clear event dates names or outcomes are readable to form a valid summary.
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