Editorials Thought For The Day And The Announcer Problem
Acquaint now thyself with him and be at peace. Friendship with God is the balm for bruised spirits, so we pray and learn to forgive. The weary man wants the place where the action isn t. Anyone can err, the skill lies in shifting blame before exposure. The piece compares journalist burdens with TV announcers and the challenge of spelling hard names during a Packers Cowboys game.
Clinton Job Corps training includes restaurant etiquette practice
The piece defends Clinton Job Corps center spending on off site dining as essential to professional training. It argues that restaurant manners and social ease are necessary for advancement, noting tours to venues like Plantation in Moline with instructors and chaperones as part of the program.
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Ford Mobil fuel engine project to curb auto emissions
Ford Motor Company and Mobil Oil Company are funding a 7 million program to develop a fume free gasoline engine. Ford states the effort aims to minimize emissions with little cost or performance impact, while continuing to pursue electric car development for special utility.
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Family ties and fake jobs in social security rules
A sister hires her aging brother as a paid worker to qualify him for federal old age benefits. Courts require a genuine employment relationship and note close relatives can be scrutinized. spousal and parent child cases are excepted. In some instances a bona fide arrangement outweighs the family link.
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Assess Soviet tensions in Sino Soviet rift with ships seized
Western analysts cite two incidents this month: the Soviet ship Svirsk seized and crew beaten in Dairen, and Red Guards storming the Soviet embassy in Peking. Kosygin demanded release of the Svirsk to avert trade break, while Moscow preserves nominal ties to monitor China and keep access to events. they fear a total split would throttLe Soviet exports.
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Chinese Crisis Tests Ties With North Vietnam
The analysis notes that Sino Soviet relations hinge on a Chinese crisis. If relations stay intact they may improve as tensions ease. if broken, resumption becomes harder. The Soviets seek to project Communist unity for the November 7 Bolshevik anniversary, a rupture with China would deepen disunity.
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Washington Evening Journal Contact and Affiliations
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington, Iowa lists staff and roles including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris as News Editor Bob Shaffer in Local Advertising and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent The paper publishes afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th and is entered as second class matter under a March 8 1879 act The paper is affiliated with United Press Leased Wire Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn Iowa Press Assn and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Two Sides to a Bridge Hand Stir Team Event
In a team match East-West produced opposite results on a hand started with East passes. At the first table South opened 2NT and went down four after five spade tricks, while in the other room East-West reached a slam after a 5C contract, scoring 1,660 points for the team. The contrast sparked debate on bidding strategy and luck.
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Tailorbird’s Nest Sewing Attracts Worldwide Interest
The tailorbird, a small songbird found in China, India, Malaya and the Philippines, is named for its unique nest sewing method. It stitches leaf edges with silk, wool, or plant fibers using its bill as a needle.
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