Avaman s alternative sentence changes family life for better
Bruce Chrisman the Ava farmer received a one year work sentence with Mennonite Voluntary Service after refusing the military portion of his 1975 tax return. The case sparked debate over alternative service replacing jail in tax cases and the Chrisman family adapted to a self sufficient rural life while advocating a World Peace Tax Fund.
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Pam Billingsley
Southern Illinoisa
Bruce Chrisman
Maryanne
Ava
Vanessa
Chrisman
Voluntary Service
Springfield
Menard
Vienna Correctional Center
Mennonite Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Carbondale
Chrismans
University of Illinois
Bruce
World Peace Tax Fund
National Council For the World Peace Tax Fund
Washington, D.C
Defense
Military Debt
Veterans Administration
Congress
Mennonite Voluntary Service
Champaign
St. Louis
Kansas
Mennonites
Church of the Brethren
Headaches affect all
Dr John P Goff discusses headache prevalence and causes in this Carbondale Clinic column. He outlines tension headaches linked to stress, vascular headaches such as migraines and cluster headaches, and notes chronic cases are poorly understood with limited effective treatments. He cautions against narcotics and suggests addressing underlying tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Goff
Carbondale Clinic
Open house set for Hills 60th anniversary celebration
Mr and Mrs Bryan Hill of Thompsonville formerly of Marion will be honored with a surprise open house from 2 to 6 p.m. July 6 at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints south of the square in Benton on Illinois 37. The couple has 10 children and 24 descendants including 20 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Bryan Hill
Thompsonville
Marion
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Benton
Illinois
Forest E. Hill
Herrin
John P. Hill
Bryan Hill Jr
Bolingbrook
Billy Hill
Olathe
Kan
Jimmy Hill
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bollingers Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary
James and Ida Maze Bollinger of Route 3 Carterville will celebrate their 30th anniversary on July 1. He works for Diagram Bradley Industries and is a retired basketball official. She works for the Department of Public Aid in Marion. They have two children Ka Ten Fisher Metropolis and Sharon Mitchell Herrin, plus three grandchildren Kristy Jami Kay and Shawn.
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James
Ida Maze Bollinger
Route 3
Carterville
Bollinger
Diagraph-Bradley Industries, Inc
Department of Public Aid
Marion
Ka- Ten Fisher
Metropolis
Sharon Mitchell
Herrin
Kristy
Jami Kay
Shawn
Ground rules for Singles Scene reduce dating stress
Ann Landers replies to a reader who faced men pressuring for repayment after dates. The counselor notes many men want only physical payoff and that those who pressure vanish after a firm rebuke. A second reader echoes a contrasting view on what constitutes acceptable dating behavior.
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Ann Landers
Kansas
Virginia
Dear New Yorker Advice on Dating Ground Rules
A 25-year-old man explains that after several dates many women question his masculinity for not proposing. He advises telling partners directly how you feel, setting rules, and being firm. He argues decent men exist and urges women to avoid surrendering to the sex maniacs.
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New Yorker
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