Year Round School System Moves From Idea to Practical Debate
The push for a 12 month school year grows as budgets strain, with Chicago among districts weighing four quarter plans. Proponents cite higher facility use and pupil capacity, while critics fear longer hours and lost vacations.
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Escanjeanee Wie
Chicago
Fashion gains male buy in vivid dress shift, color dominates
The piece notes a burst of color in men’s wear with striped and polka dot shirts and varied suits, while gray and black fade. Clothiers call it male liberation as designers loosen rules, yet women still control most purchases, bringing home the styles men wear.
Looting Fears Survive Disaster Coverage as Guards Deployed
The piece argues that looting fears recur after disasters and that National Guard calls to prevent theft become a standard trope. It traces historical looting from ancient armies to medieval nobles and predicts more tornadoes this season, noting sensational journalism repeats the guard statement.
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New Officers Installed At Robinson Memorial PTA
Mrs. Duane Hockman and Forrest Wesson lead as new officers with Mrs. Donald Bush and Mrs. Shendon also installed. Alson Smith wins Outstanding State Chairman Award at the Virginia JCC convention in Roanoke.
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Forrest Wesson
Harry Shendon
Donald Bush
Robinson Memorial Parent-Teachers Association
Alson Smith
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Jcc
Roanoke
Robert Godenour
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One of God's Great Mercies in Present Living
Ear L. Douglas reflects on the mercy of not knowing the future. He argues uncertainty preserves happiness and prevents distress, noting how plans and fears fade when we live in the present. The message urges embracing the now and trusting the future to unfold.
Nixon wins battle over Mansfield on European troop pullback
President Nixon secured a political win against Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield over proposals to reduce U S troop commitments for NATO defense. The clash signals pressure for a negotiated downward revision despite Vietnam constraints and domestic wariness of foreign policy control.
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Lawyers Clean Your Own House Says Burger at ALI
Supreme Court Justice Warren E Burger told the American Law Institute to police its own ranks and urged lawyers to expel reckless colleagues. He praised the profession overall while warning about a tiny fragment of misconduct. The piece calls for self discipline within the legal field.
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ABM Talks and Nuclear Arms Limitations Debated
Washington commentary analyzes Moscow readiness to discuss limiting anti ballistic missile systems and offensive strategic weapons while warning that such talks will not abolish nuclear weapons or stop a potential global war. It notes U.S. and Soviet deployments, current counts, and the political stakes in NATO troop decisions.
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