Dear Abby column on faith, marriage and aging love
A reader asks about a mixed religion marriage, church conflicts, and a parallel tale of an elderly couple facing pension loss and social judgment. Abby emphasizes not discounting religion, while the letter about aging lovers highlights social disapproval and practical pension concerns.
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Virginia PTA Convention Faces Fight Over Consolidation
Richmond AP report on a Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers convention addressing metropolitan school consolidation and bus use for racial integration. Speakers include Preston C. Caruthers and John Warren Cooke. Debates over a constitutional amendment to ban busing and a contested presidency unfold among councils.
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PTA
Richmond
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Preston C. Caruthers
State Board of Education
John Warren Cooke
House of Delegates
Hunter B. Andrews
W. Hamilton Crockford III
Crockford
Spencer M. Smith Jr
Northern Virginia
Milky spore dust eyed as defense against beetles
The article notes the 1916 entry of Japanese beetles via lilacs from Japan and their spread to 275 plant species. It cites failed natural predators and quarantines and proposes milky spore dust as a ground poison for future generations, as reported by World Almanac.
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United States
Japan
World Almanac
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Kansas State Animal Fact From Britannica
An Encyclopaedia Britannica entry states the buffalo is the official state animal of Kansas with no other context provided.
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Kansas
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Henrico Chesterfield Schools Lose Whites in Desegregation Suit
Attorneys for Henrico and Chesterfield counties say white enrollment declined this year in both districts, countering Richmond’s merger suit claims of white flight. City expects a three-jurisdiction unified system by fall. Merhige to rule in December.
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Richmond
Henrico
Chesterfield
U.S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Merhige
State Board of Education
First Black Homecoming Queen Chosen at Missouri
Jill Young a senior from University City Missouri was elected 1971 University of Missouri Homecoming queen by students. She is the first black to win the honor in school history and will be crowned October 30 at halftime of the Missouri Kansas State football game.
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Columbia, Mo
Jill Young
University City
University of Missouri
Miss Young
FASTEETH Denture Adhesive promotes bite power
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH Powder for dentures. It claims to hold uppers and lowers longer and steadier, helps dentures fit better, and aids natural eating. Emphasizes dental health and urges seeing a dentist regularly.
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