things collide. I've written that before. only because they do. & tonite I watchd the PBS show "The Day the '60s Died." a bit later on Facebook there was a mention of this legendary Cleveland broadcaster. & I rememberd that one part of her legacy was her comment on Kent State: "We're killing our children."
anyone who grew up in northern Ohio at a certain time will remember this colorful lady. colorful for her fake red hair as well as her quick tongue. I still remember when I visitd my Uncle John in Lorain we always had to be quiet when she came on tv because he never missd her.
in 1971 I helpd arrange for her to donate her papers to Kent State. & in 1980 Dean Keller & I askd her for something to publish for the Friends of the Libraries. the result was a little book called The House I Live In. here is her signature in my copy:
anyone who grew up in northern Ohio at a certain time will remember this colorful lady. colorful for her fake red hair as well as her quick tongue. I still remember when I visitd my Uncle John in Lorain we always had to be quiet when she came on tv because he never missd her.
in 1971 I helpd arrange for her to donate her papers to Kent State. & in 1980 Dean Keller & I askd her for something to publish for the Friends of the Libraries. the result was a little book called The House I Live In. here is her signature in my copy:
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