A Conservative View Kilpatrick Warns on Phosphorus Detergents
Washington commentary on FTC hearings June 16 over phosphorus in detergents. The piece argues warnings may harm sales, notes bans by Indiana, Connecticut, Chicago, Detroit, Miami, and Suffolk County. It critiques replacing phosphates with risky substitutes and urges long term wastewater treatment rather than quick bans.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Indiana
Connecticut
Chicago
Detroit
Miami
Suffolk County
N.Y
Citly
Athens Messenger front page June 7 1971 edition
Athens Ohio newspaper dated Monday June 7 1971 lists staff and publishing history. The issue presents typical front page content and masthead details for The Messenger Publishing Company.
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Athens
Ohio
Public favors integrated functional medicine over public or private status
A Harris health poll shows the public wants one roof access to all medical services including GPs internists specialists dentists and testing facilities. Group practice with doctors from various disciplines is favored especially for day long or around the clock service to address ailments as they occur.
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Harris Health
United States International Transportation Exposition Planned
The first U S International Transportation Exposition will be held over Memorial Day weekend at Dulles International Airport near Washington D C. The show aims to showcase a total systems approach to transportation with foreign and American manufacturers side by side.
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Dulles International Airport
Washington, D.C
Adriel N. Williams
U.S
Mind Drug Costs High For Youth Says Doctors
Dr. Dana L. Farnsworth warns the mental toll of mind altering drugs. Parents share experiences of LSD and speed effects on teens. Alcohol abuse links to millions of alcoholics. Yale and NIMH experts discuss varied susceptibility and dangers. Marijuana’s misleading image is debated.
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Dana L. Farnsworth
University Health Services
Harvard University
United States
Herbert D. Kleber
Yale University
Marijuana Use Debate Cited As Fragmented and Inconclusive
The article notes fragmented questions on long term marijuana effects and stresses no conclusive evidence links cannabis to birth defects or lung cancer. It argues marijuana is a minor crime contributor but warns of potential lethargy with heavy use and compares LSD dangers to greater casualty rates, citing other substances and risks.
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Juana
Readers Letters Policy and Publication Guidelines
Readers may submit letters to the editor and are invited to share opinions of public interest. Preference is given to concise one page letters and the editor may edit for space clarity and fair play. Names and addresses are required for publication.
Odds and Ends of Everyday Wisdom by Hal Boyle
A collection of wry observations on common habits and quirks. From cooking habits like raisins late in dishes to the vanity of generals and bosses, plus remarks on medicine, grooming, and relationships. Includes Socrates quotes and playful gender notes.
Coal famine talks feature Hoover with coal reps
The Messenger notes 50 years ago Secretary Herbert Hoover met with coal industry representatives to seek paths to prevent a nationwide coal shortage. In nearby history, 25 years ago President Truman named Fred Vinson as his pick for chief justice.
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Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Shep Tinker’s Cave
Hocking County
Truman
U.S. Supreme Court
Fred Vinson
The Messenger pricing and mailing details from Athens Ohio
The notice lists subscription prices and delivery methods for The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athens Ohio. It includes daily and Sunday rates, by mail and carrier, with durations from one week to one year and separate Ohio West Virginia and U.S. territories pricing. It notes second class matter status and the publisher address.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Nixon’s stance on police sparks clash over reform and control
Washington insight argues President Nixon publicly embraces police, risking entrenching a force resistant to reform. The piece contrasts white House rhetoric with ongoing probes in New York and Chicago into police ties to drugs and the killings of activists, warning the stance may hinder efforts to modernize policing and place the administration at odds with reform-minded officers and city officials.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Air
John Mitchell
West Point
James Deakin
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Russia
China
Patrick Murphy
Metropolitan Police
Erization
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NIMH
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Edward Hanrahan
Richard J. Daley
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