OpinionAugust 13, 1997
AS I drive U.S. 61 to Jackson, I never notice the potholes. I would like to thank Cape Girardeau for a beautiful area to live in. And I've never seen a city so beautiful as when the daffodils are in bloom, especially near the Burger King and that area. Thank you, Cape Girardeau for a fairly beautiful place to live...

Cape Girardeau a beautiful place to live

AS I drive U.S. 61 to Jackson, I never notice the potholes. I would like to thank Cape Girardeau for a beautiful area to live in. And I've never seen a city so beautiful as when the daffodils are in bloom, especially near the Burger King and that area. Thank you, Cape Girardeau for a fairly beautiful place to live.

Grass named for Lady Bird?

I WOULD like to second the view of the caller who applauded the apparent widespread appearance of Johnson grass in Jackson. I think they do a wonderful job of carrying on the beautification tradition begun by the person after whom the grass is named: Lady Bird Johnson.

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Cheers for the man from Seattle

THREE CHEERS for the man from Seattle. He was dead right about this newspaper.

University's standards are higher

I WILL tell that caller why Southeast Missouri State University enrollment is going down. It's because the standards are higher, and the university isn't letting in every Tom, Dick and Harry or Harriet. You have to actually have some kind of smarts to get into the university now.

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