Prisoners Pick Own Sentences Trialed In Winona
In Winona Minnesota county court judges allow prisoners convicted of minor crimes to choose their sentences. The plan aims to curb littering and improve the Public Square area by voluntary cleanups including debris removal and brick scrubbing. Juveniles could join daily cleanup efforts as a community project.
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Winona
Minnesota
Washington County
West Washington
Public Square Mall
Canada faces a modest national birthday in 1976
The piece compares Canada’s 1976 10th birthday plan to the American bicentennial. It recalls past celebrations on Parliament Hill with cake and flags, notes federal restraint, and suggests local modest observances while entertaining the idea of watching American broadcasts for guidance for Canada’s Bicentennial in 2087.
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Jacques Carther
Canada
Charies de Gaulle
Quebec
Montreal
CBC
Olympic
Parliament Hill
Canadian Radio and Television Commission
Ottawa
Wewspaper Enterprise Azan
Jottings From Yesteryears and Local Happenings
Jottings note summer education runs with 1.75 signups for Head Start and Catch-Up. The Boat coffeehouse opens tonight for teens with music and fellowship. Hagerstown Beagle Club expands to 128 acres in Downsville. Mayor Hauver discusses installing a pew or water tank. A police break in leads to a backroom bet inquiry. A strange voice from a cherry tree is linked to an escaped parrot.
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Downsville
Stanley Hauver
Louis Hose
Parr
Congressmen using nepotism to place relatives on payroll
The Jack Anderson column reports that several members of Congress have installed relatives on the public payroll, despite an old rule against nepotism. Names mentioned include John McFall, Robert Michel, Jim Wright, Reg Price, John Dent, Bill Clay, Joe Skubitz, Spark Matsunaga, Tom Kindness, Richard Vander Veen, Gus Yalron, Ed Jones, Otto Pasaman, Bill Ford, and Patten. The piece notes this practice skirts the spirit of the law, with salaries rising and some former lawmakers remaining on payroll through sympathetic colleagues.
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Bob Owens
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Edward Derwinski
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Barbs There Are Many Seper Ome Omip Talking
A fragment lists scattered phrases and catalogues with unclear names and places. The readable parts suggest a jumble of notes or an index entry without a coherent event or clear subjects to report.
Prostitutes Take Spotlight At Washington Convention
The Hookers Convention drew media attention in Washington last week as activists from COYOTE and others pressed for decriminalization and anti discrimination reforms. Delegates from cities including Baltimore spoke on prostitution laws, gender bias in enforcement, and economic exploitation, highlighting activist efforts and political risk.
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Val Hymes
Washington
Macy
Congress
Margo
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Foander
Coyote
Con- Fenton
Fragmentary Local Notice About Community Event
A damaged OCR text refers to an invitation for a community meeting or forum with mention of dates and local venues. The garbled lines obscure clear details, but imply a public gathering and local participation within a town setting.
Lake Seyche Water Fralfication Concerns City Board
Resident letter urges closure of Lake Seyche and questions water fralfication plans while praising the city’s beauty. The writer notes the first phase of refurbishment nearing completion and calls for a second phase to begin, asking the council to consider feasibility and timing.
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Seyche
Exittows Coumelandie Board
Austin Tor
July Fourth Reflections on Unity and Independence Day
A fragmented musings express concern that national harmony is needed on Independence Day as the United States marks its 206th anniversary. The writer laments divisions and urges kindness and shared pride despite protests and differing views.
Freedoms in American life and civic responsibility
A compact reflection on the Four Freedoms and the value of liberty. It notes freedom of speech and worship, fears of forgetting constitutional rights, and the duty to listen and exercise those freedoms responsibly, referencing Crevecoeur and Winchell as context.
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Yves
United States
Frankie Dr. Roosevelt
Best
Walter Winchell
Anonymity Rules In Alcoholics Anonymous Noted By Max F Miller
In a June 19 column, Max F Miller notes Alcoholics Anonymous emphasizes anonymity, the Twelve Traditions, and public relations that favor attraction over promotion. He cites that AA itself does not operate boarding houses but mentions counselors aiding sobriety and guiding members toward recovery.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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