Editorials Thought For Today On Love And Education
The piece argues loving enemies improves society and mocks Ridiculous Day antics. It critiques university funding choices with emphasis on the value of minor sports like tennis and golf, contrasting them with money-driven major sports and vast campus facilities. Education should prioritize learning over entertainment.
Not Returning to School On A Springlike Day
A thirteen year old Amish boy was found lying on the Wapsipinicon River bank after skipping school saying he did not feel like going back. An office reader handed in an editorial from The National Observer praising the subject as important, referencing Eastern Illinois University at Charleston.
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Speed Limit Endorsed After 1800 Mile Pike Trip
The Pike Press reaffirms support for the 55 mph speed limit after an 1800 mile multi state journey. Observes broad compliance and reports no auto accidents or fender benders during the trip, citing national statistics and own observations as evidence.
Notable Founders and a Child on the Lake
The fragment recalls a girl on a dock fishing with a line and worm crafted by her father, a humorous moment about the worm being stolen. It then surveys Elbridge Gerry’s political career, his role in the Declaration signing, the Gerrymander origin, and his late life poverty, plus notes on Edward Rutledge as the youngest signer and his wartime trials.
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Abby Dear Abby column roundup of reader letters
A trio of public letters to Abby cover embarrassment at a husband’s dirty jokes, a mother who hoots at movies and a party hosting confusion. Advice urges polite self‑correction, gentle shushing, and clarifies hostess roles while noting practical alternatives.
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Theyre Suing Their Lawyers and Other Briefs
A compendium of quick anecdotes notes rising malpractice insurance among attorneys, more lawsuits against lawyers with higher win rates, and larger claim sizes. It also includes trivia on pickles curbing sugar cravings, Soviet religious practice, and humorous Q and A selections from Selma Diamond.
Bridge Bidding Dilemmas in Unusual Balancing Situations
Five hands facing a balancing seat after West opens the bidding. Notrump with 10 to 14 points can be right, double to show genuine values, one heart to justify a balancing bid, pass to keep opponents on defense, or two hearts as a jump overcall indicating a strong hand with limited flexibility. Tomorrow: Drive carefully.
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