Great resource regarding divorce statistics in the US.

http://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2013/art...attainment.htm

Deborah had a brother, whom I never met. He was in the Navy when we met. His name was Steven.
I think that she was going to the Cook County Hospital School of Nursing, but not positive. I know that from her dorm room you had a view of the Hancock building.

I am looking for a friend that I let get away. The last time that I saw her was in Chicago on Sunday afternoon in late spring of 1971. She was from Libertyville and graduated from Libertyville High School in 1968. If anyone knew her or has any idea how to get hold of her I would love to hear from you. I would just like to talk with her. If you know how to find her I would love the help. Thanks, more to come.

Same exact thing happened at Lane Bryant.

Notice I did not say revitalize. It's simply because that part of town has never been vitalized at all, despite tons of potential.

The east side of Lubbock, Texas, ladies and gentlemen, needs a serious renaissance. Never mind what demographics exist there; there's a positive way that you can play off of that. Every time I look at Google Maps or take a drive through the area, I cannot help but think of the potential that area has, but, yet, the city is missing...