Sammy Skobel Rides 3 Miles Daily Despite Blindness
Blind cyclist Sammy Skobel commutes by bicycle three miles each workday. He has stayed active in sports since losing sight to scarlet fever at age four.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
6
Blind cyclist Sammy Skobel commutes by bicycle three miles each workday. He has stayed active in sports since losing sight to scarlet fever at age four.
A speaker envisions a country where volunteers abandon a failing system and charity collapses. Hospitals, schools, churches, and social agencies vanish as volunteers depart, leaving empty rooms, silent classrooms, and a dead cultural life. The dream warns of civic erosion without volunteers.
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Dr. Maria Piers reports at Frankfurt Hessen that about 10 children up to 3 years old live with their mothers in a humane program within a German women's prison. Mothers work in the laundry while children are cared for in a prison daycare. the aim is to reduce separation trauma and foster better future parenting.
Debra K Tolbert and Richard L Fofar announce their engagement. Tolbert is the daughter of James Tolbert of Pittsburg and a 1974 Marion High School graduate employed at National Transformer in Johnston City. Fofar, son of Clarence Gibbons and Bruno Fofar, is a Johnston City High School graduate employed by Martins Service Station. An Aug 2 wedding is planned.
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