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Tag: February 1975

Feb.7 — Last day for contacting Sharon Nelsen about St. Roch’s Revue.
The state of the economy has nearly everyone wondering what to do to reduce expenses.
In June 1972, the People's Clinic began in response to a growing demand among some neighborhood people for accessable, primary health care services.
Amid winter winds and the ubiquitous flu, The Paper presses onward, with news of our neighbors that may have escaped your notice...
No doubt everyone in the neighborhood is by now aware of the sad condition of the Tot Lot at Pershing and DesPeres.
The election of the People's Clinic Community Health Council is now completed.
WANT ADS ARE FREE! to all residents of the area served by The Paper.
With this issue we bid a hopefully temporary farewell to Chris Lange, who has well and faithfully managed both the business and layout of The Paper for nearly two years.
If you have a story for us, but you feel you cannot write it up for some reason, please call Rocco DiLorenzo, 721-0549, give him the information, and he will compose it.

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Grace UMC Hosts Musical Protest

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