Perpich Shocks Minnesota with Open Governorship
Governor Rudy Perpich, first Iron Range and Roman Catholic chief executive, surprised many by running an open, high‑hour administration. He speaks English well, visits disputes, curbs spending on trees and filing cabinets, and sparks both praise and jokes as he navigates a volatile political landscape with a candid, leashed style.
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Left Handed Kids And Fair School Grading Debate
A reader asks about teaching a younger brother to use the right hand and notes the strain of being left handed. A columnist cautions against forcing handedness and cites possible advantages. Other letters discuss GPA fairness and a suspicious bicycle purchase, with guidance to verify the sale and involve guardians.
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May 16 1977: notable births and historical milestones
On May 16, notable figures born include Elizabeth Peabody in 1804 and Henry Fonda’s 72nd birthday. Historic events mark 1866 nickel coin authorization, 1929 Oscar announcements with Janet Gaynor as best actress and Emil Jannings as best actor, and 1962 U.S. forces arriving in Thailand amid Laos tensions.
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