Hunting safety programs grow as hunting deaths rise
The piece discusses rising hunting fatalities and the shift toward safety training. It notes real incidents of shooters among relatives, cites Craig Walters on family tragedies, and details safety education efforts by state game commissions, clubs, and the NRA. It highlights uneven state mandates and the spread of courses since 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eppe Tao
United States
Craig Walters
New Times
Sbile Game Commissions
National Rifle Association
New Yark
Viah
Seeayly
Tin
Ryan Unter
Steve Wibkuat
Nutini Rifle Association
Pennsylvania
John Reitel
al Uns
Indiana
Second Time Around By Paul Barvey
A lively column argues that age should not slow ambition and learning. Citing Mae West, Mary Baker Eddy, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Mitch Burling, it urges seniors to start new pursuits today, noting studies that learning and fitness endure with age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Barvey
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Seisnce Monitor
Frank Lloyd Wright
Guggenheim Museum
Mitch Burlint
Michigan State University
University of Wisconsin
Philosipher Will Ducant
Theoy
James Sker
Aweigh
N.C
MD Bey
Double Standards In Global Editorials By Reagan Source
Ronald Reagan critiques Western press for moral double standards in editorials on human rights. He contrasts coverage of Cuba Vietnam and Latin America with U S concerns, noting silence on Panama and Chile. He cites Chilean political prisoners and Soviet releases as examples of bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reagan
Sont
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
South Korea
Ynu
Fidel Casten
Cuba
United States
Middle East
Omar Torrijos
Panama
Panama Canal
Beton Tu
Vietnam
Allendio
Searth
Mother IR
Allende
Luis Corvalan
Soviet Union
Vladimir Bukovsky
Jorge Mantes
Castro
King Features Syndicate
Berkeley Fifteen contemplate emigration to Soviet Union
A Berkeley group of women plans to move to the USSR claiming American life is superficial and women are better treated in communism. The piece critiques Soviet gender roles noting women predominate in labor, lower pay in many fields, and limited professional advancement, urging them to abandon the idea of finding identity in a Russian commune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Andrew
Washington
Berkeley
Calif
Soviet Union
The
Ussr
Russia
Moscow
Minsk
Pinsk
Madame de Farges
Politburo
Berkeley Fifteen
U.S
Landon weighs Ford role as elder statesman in GOP
An opinion piece reviews Alfred Landon's view of Gerald Ford as a potential rallying point or restrained elder statesman. It contrasts calls for party unity with fears of a Ford driven by cronies, noting Coolidge comparisons and the risk of a weakened GOP if Ford pursues active leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Surrey Ford
Kevin P. Pitldips
Washington
Kes
Alfred M. Landon
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
Kansas
Landow
Gerriit Ford
Republican
Landon
Ford
Araunil
Sinice
Gerald Ford
Burning Tree
California
Jimmy Carter
Eteed
Wapakawa
Miawatha
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
United States
U.S
Dwight Eisenhower
Mr. Fort
Mr. Ford
What if Moore County, North Carolina hosted the United Nations
A Southern Pines resident recalls Moore County’s mid-1940s bid to host the United Nations. Residents offered land and financing for a full community for 56 000 residents, arguing a calmer setting and safety. The bid failed, leaving a what if about how U N life would differ here versus New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Hendren
Southern Pines
White House
Moore County
United Nations
New York City
U.N. Yile
New York
Muocre
World Organization
Plains
Georgia
U.N
South
Jimmy Carter
Bent
Wits End Swimming Suit Sizes and Self Image
ERMA ROMBECK writes a humorous self deprecating piece about weight loss efforts. The narrator recalls trying various exercises diets and classes from YWCA to spa fantasies highlighting social pressures and personal vanity with comedic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Rombeck
State of Texas
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Hunting and Safety
America
Mae West
Hulde Devoks
Mount Whitney
Sit
Florida
Toma
Lenwice
Equal Rights
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