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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1976

Page

4

Reading program aims to reform education in Cherokee

An Iowa editorial argues schools are clock and calendar factories and calls for learning focused reform. It endorses the Right to Read Program as a path to improve literacy, urging parental support and expansion to other areas. Cherokee Community Schools participate and lead in this shift toward genuine learning.

Iowa

Dear Abby column on married men and vasectomy club

Abigail Van Buren answers reader questions on marriage signals and responsibility. A single reader worries about a married man's lack of a wedding ring and being seen as available. Another reader proposes a vasectomy club to avoid pregnancy concerns. A mother seeks divorce grounds over her daughter's tennis coach husband, and Abby warns not to meddle.

Abby P.G E’s

Odds and ends from L M Boyd column 1976

A collection of short observations by L M Boyd including religion demographics, government budgeting in historical terms, trivia on umbilical cord length and wages, factory tool ownership in the Industrial Revolution, color psychology with red cars, and a mail address in Weatherford Texas. The tone is light rumor and curiosity, without dramatic narratives.

August 25 in history a glance at notable events

On this day in history August 25 notable events include the 1918 founding of New Orleans, 1921 the WWI peace with Germany, 1944 Paris liberated by American troops, and 1950 Truman seizing railroads. Births include Leonard Bernstein in 1918 and Sean Connery in 1930. Monroe’s quote closes with a thought for the day.

United Press International Jupiter Saturn Mercury Mars Venus Leonard Bernstein Sean Connery New Orleans United States Germany Paris Harry Truman

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