Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast and MAPA Dia de Unidad Events
Community invites attenders to two Saturday events, Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast and MAPA Dia de Unidad at Stringham Park. Funds from the breakfast support scholarships and youth services, while MAPA promotes unity and also funds SHS scholarships. Numerous booths will represent local groups aiding community causes as celebrations of Mexican Independence unfold.
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Kiwanis Club
MAPA
Stringham Park
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
California Parks Ministry
Heifer Project International
Dia de Unidad
SHS
Stringham’s Park
Realtors Urge Immediate Action On Deficit Crisis
A letter to the editor from a National Association of Realtors member urges Congress and the President to cut federal entitlement growth by three points less than CPI increases, index tax brackets to match 1985 changes, and push for faster deficit reduction to sustain economic recovery.
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Congress
Administration
National Association of Realtors
Realtors
Limi
Three-for-all plan seeks faster balanced budget agenda
Ve as Clearing House backs a plan to balance the budget within five years and lower mortgage rates by three points. The proposal mirrors legislation introduced by Senators Danforth and Boren and Representatives Jones and Campbell, urging swift action from Washington before the 1984 elections.
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U.S
John Danforth
R-Mo
David Boren
D-Ok
Jim Jones
DOK
House Budget Committee
Carroll Campbell
R-Sc
Washington
Letter to the Editor on a parent's obesity concern
A concerned parent replies to an anonymous note about a child’s weight. The writer cites breastfeeding history and natural diet as factors, defends her daughter’s obesity as temporary, and invites discussion at a provided phone number or in person before requesting no further notes.
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la Leche League
Autographs as Investment: Presidents Attract Heavy Bids
A Lewiston autographs expert notes rising values as presidential letters fetch high sums. George Washington notes remain worth a dollar, while letters from Harrison Reagan Carter and Nixon have reached tens of thousands, with modern autographs often under five hundred unless part of a signed letter.
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George Washington
United States
Lee Simonson
Lewiston
New York
William Henry Harrison
Malcolm Forbes
Forbes
Truman
Reagan
Frank Sinatra
Jimmy Carter
Richardson Report on Words and Western Policy
A provocative column rails at Western leaders for rely on rhetoric while Russia acts. It urges decisive action, cites McDonald’s death, Monroe Doctrine, Cuba, and Castro, calling for punitive steps against Communism and a return to stronger national will.
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Cuba
Castro
Latin America
Central America
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