Million dollar give away letter contest winner announced
Chronicle Telegram announces Moe Ruben zahl of Sunnyvale California as the $200 prize winner for best letter on how to give away $1 million in a year. The column republishes several reader letters discussing philanthropy and personal dreams, including starfish parable anecdotes and pleas for large giveaways.
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Magnificat the cat adds Madame Macadam to prize collection
In Baltimore Magnificat a six year old tabby who loves stuffed and live animals received a red stuffed kitten from Mayor William Donald Schaefer after donating to a pothole fund Miss Eleanor Holliday Cross donated twenty five dollars making Magnificat the first to back the project The feline already owns a bull headed catfish and a doll from prior pothole programs Madame Macadam joins the growing menagerie and Magnificat is said to love the new pet while not biting the mayor.
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Pothole pets gift drive colors city potholes with hearts
The city offers handmade stuffed dogs or cats for 25 dollars in red pink or white with owners' names. Donors choose a pothole to fill with asphalt and the site will feature a 142 foot heart and a valentine for the donor. Mayoral spokeswoman Stephanie Elworthy says daisies will replace hearts after Valentine's Day to mark spring.
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