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Call Me Mister Jones Sparks Letter Salutations Debate
A Chicago art designer E Willis Jones launches a nationwide crusade to abolish the word dear in business salutations arguing for blunt You instead. He notes language history from thee to you and contemplates the social upheaval if such bluntness became common.
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Texas Educators Warn of War Bonus Skewing Schools
A letter in Canyon News urges against appropriating 75 million dollars for World War II veterans bonuses arguing it would stall education reforms. It calls for investing in Texas schools to avoid a long-term decline while stressing the need to educate children for national progress.
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Texas Tech Player Named Winston Churchill Faces Oddities
LUBBOCK Texas Tech basketball player Winston Churchill, a Sterling City native and fifth nephew of the former British prime minister, reports difficulties with long distance calls checks and hotel registrations. He sometimes goes by George to avoid recurring confusion and jokes about his name.
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