Letters From Readers Urge Veterans Jobs and Fair Parking
A veteran laments unemployment hardships after war service and criticizes office patronage while urging fair hiring and housing. A Lockport reader calls for hosiery shortages to be eased and for merchants to act like Block and Kuhl's. Another letter blames parking space hoarding near shops on a syndicate and requests better access.
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Hosiery Debate in Lockport Letters
In Lockport the reader laments hosiery shortages citing service weight or rayon as alternatives to nylons. The letter notes harsh weather and long bus waits, expressing frustration and a desire to attend Mass in modest attire.
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Lockport Urges Parking Zones To Ease Downtown Access
Lockport shoppers call for timed parking zones from 10th State to nearby streets. They seek enforceable limits to free up spaces from first race to last race and to help merchants attract customers. The plan aims to prevent few from hogging spots and to improve access to stores.
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