Athens turning a corner a review of growth and humanity
Athens faces a decade of growth focused on human services and regional planning. Editor G. Kenner Bush outlines shifts from brick and mortar to better medical care housing and education, forecasting hospital links, revived downtowns, and stronger county cooperation with major universities and industry shaping the future.
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G. Kenner Bush
Of Smith and Men: Jack Smith Me And My Motorcycle
A fragmented reminiscence centers on a man who inherits a motorcycle from his son. He recalls his reluctance toward engines and motorcycles, fears of danger and noise, and the uneasy bond with a machine that ends up in a shop after being moved and nearly sold.
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Good Housekeeping Rides Again in Consumer Debate
William F Buckley Jr critiques Good Housekeeping's consumer guarantee arguing it fights government regulation. New evidence surfaces to counter claims of bias as attorney John DeGroot defends the magazine's testing standards and independence amid a rising reform backlash.
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Oceanographers seek a moon under the sea for global benefit
Supporters urge a bold international ocean exploration program to boost U S ocean research from 100 million to 200 million annually by 1974. They argue such a mission offers food, minerals, transport, weather forecasting and peace benefits, while improving America's image post Vietnam and uniting nations in Pacific waters.
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Cooperative Oceanic Exploration
America
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