Vacation season opens as burglars eye empty homes
As summer vacation season approaches, resorts expect strong business for three months while burglars plan to exploit empty houses. The text notes empty homes invite intruders to act unseen, with trails often cold by discovery.
Honesty wins spelling bee despite miscue by contestant
Andrew Flosdorf of Fonda faced elimination after mis spelling echolalia. He admitted the mistake to judges during a break, showing honesty and integrity as the audience applauded. His tearful moment and later TV invitation underscored character over victory.
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Fast food praised for daily nutrient contribution
The American Council on Science and Health releases a report arguing wisely chosen fast food meals can meet daily nutrient needs without excessive calories. It notes meals can provide protein and vitamins if part of a varied diet and invites readers to request details by mail.
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Vacation Burglar-Proof Your Home With Simple Precautions
Deputy Robert Burns offers common sense steps to deter burglars while away. Instruct the newspaper carrier to stop delivery, have the Post Office hold mail, arrange neighbor checks, secure valuables in a bank safe deposit box, avoid cash at home, yard care, trim obstructive foliage, report departure to law enforcement, repair entry points, grant a trusted watcher a key, move tools inside, unplug appliances, quiet phones, lock all entries, set drapes to show activity, use timers, have a neighbor put out garbage, and perform a final walk through before leaving. Ensure insurance is current to avoid a costly homecoming.
California quake puzzles scientists
The May 2 quake shook Coalinga in California's San Joaquin Valley, injuring 45 and leveling a town. Scientists question why it struck where no faults are known, warning of potential 8.3 magnitude quakes along the San Andreas fault within 25 years.
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Conspicuous consumption and local safety day notes
A letter argues against conspicuous consumption citing Thorstein Veblen and urging reuse of old cars. It then thanks the public for Public Safety Day in Syracuse with praise for Neighborhood Watch volunteers and city agencies including Syracuse Police Department Fire Prevention Bureau and district attorney’s office and community groups for a day of demonstrations and safety displays.
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DePietro
Poland Abortions Rise Amid Catholic Rule
The piece notes Poland’s high abortion rate and the Catholic Church’s resistance to birth control. It questions whether the Pope will advocate public birth control in Poland, contrasting with prior church stance and suggesting men might push for access if men bore the burden.
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New York Times
Summer pool and bike accidents rise as schools close
Seasonal risk increases with summer as schools close and pools reopen. The piece urges bystander caution during accidents and promotes calling emergency responders or trained first aid, highlighting the dangers of inaction and the value of trained help.
Consecration to Mary by Pope John Paul II and Diocese
On May 13 1982 the Holy Father Pope John Paul II consecrated the world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary during his Fatima visit. On May 13 1983 Bishop Norri son similarly consecrated the diocese to Mary Our Queen of Peace and asks for prayers for all priests and faithful to seek peace.
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Baseball tradition betrayed by Mets and Yankees legend
A New York column laments George Bamberger’s Mets resignation and the era’s decline since the Dodgers and Giants left. It laments Steinbrenner’s conduct with the Yankees, contrasts past glory with present mediocrity, and recalls Mets 1969 and city unity amid baseball turmoil.
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George Bamberger
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Bamberger
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New York Yankees
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Giants
San Francisco
Mets
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Charlie Morris
Yankees
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