Easter Message of Hope Across Faiths and Conflicts
The piece recalls the first Easter narrative from Luke and notes Easter’s global celebration in churches while highlighting Passover and Ramadan, emphasizing shared heritage among Jews Christians and Muslims. It urges hope amid rising hostilities, calling for remembering common bonds and praying for a better life through faith.
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Jesus
Luke
Galilee
Risen
Jerusalem
Mohammed
Middle East
Christ
Abraham
Moses
Reagan doubts about job amid sobering duties
UPI report notes President Reagan showing ambivalence about the presidency while calling it wonderful at times. He reflects on nuclear weapon knowledge and the heavy burden, contrasting with LBJ’s relief from crisis pressure.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ronald Reagan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Trolley memories revive in a former Elyrian's letter
In recalling prewar transit, the writer fondly describes Ohio trolley lines once common in Massillon and across the state. He notes the Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co. and routes from Cleveland to Columbus and Cincinnati, plus university charters and the characteristic electric overhead power.
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Automo Iles
Massillon
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Not&l
New Philadelphia
Canton
Alliance
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio State University
Ken Burley
Remembering Elyria streetcars on Court and Middle
Charles J. Hostetter recalls growing up near Elyria tramlines. He details riding routes from Court and Third to Middle, jumps off at Wooster Street, and the roughness of dismounts. He notes streetcars faded before World War II as costs rose and lifestyles changed, with Massillon scraps possibly shipped to Japan for shells.
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Court
Middle
Burley
Dad
Third Street
Third
Fourth Street
Wooster Street
Massillon
Japan
Elyria
Court Street
Columbus
Pets and Autistic Children Benefit From Interaction
Studies show contact with animals aids autistic children and others in a Key Biscayne pool experiment with eight children and three dolphins. Recent Science Digest findings reveal pets also boost well being for healthy humans through daily interactions with animals.
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Biscayne Pool
Science Digest
Pets and people bond through affection and mood sharing
The piece notes extensive pet human interaction documented by Dr. Aaron Katcher and a University of Minnesota survey. It highlights pets as emotional bridges for children, their calming effect on blood pressure, and social benefits like facilitating conversations, with examples from dogs and cats and varied pet types.
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Aaron Katcher
University of Pennsylvania
University of Minnesota School of Public Health
Dr. Ratcher
Ratcher
Anti nuclear drive grows across America in Winnetka town meeting
A Winnetka North Shore Town Meeting on Nuclear War drew 30 to 35 residents in Glenview area and overflow crowds in Skokie School. Senator Charles Percy hailed the gathering as proof Americans now see a nuclear war would annihilate millions, as activists push for a U S Soviet nuclear freeze and staged reductions.
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Chicago
Glenview
League of Women Voters
North Shore
Skokie School
Winnetka
Milt Rosenberg
University of Chicago
Charles Percy
New Trier High School
Coute
New Trier
Percy
Senate
House
United States
Soviet Union
T. K. Jones
Victor Hugo
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