Youth Vote Interest Surges in 72 Elections
Nancy Gilbert reports a survey of college and high school students showing 85.6 percent of 18 year olds and older plan to vote in 1972, with regional differences. Northeast leads in registration, while many still plan party affiliation and a few favor a female president amid mixed opinions on gender and leadership.
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Nancy Gilbert Gilbert
Blind Former Judge Catches Would-Be Thief
In Twin Falls Idaho former judge Harry Turner who has been blind since childhood describes thwarting a burglary. A 17 year old suspect allegedly gained entry under the pretense of collecting a donation for a community program, demanded more, then Turner grabbed him and police arrived with the intruder taken into custody. Turner says he had wondered how he would respond in such a moment and chose to act.
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Julie Will
Baton Rouge
Brenda Davanzo
Youngstown
Ohio
Twin Falls
Idaho
UPI
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Sweet Man of the Year Title to President
In Milan the women’s Grazie poll names President Giovanni Leone as the year’s Sweet Man, ahead of singer Massimo Ranieri motorcycling ace Giacomo Agostini and Juventus forward Roberto Betegà.
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Italy
UPI
Giovanni Leone
Grazia
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Massimo Ranieri
Giacomo Agostini
Roberto Bettega
Juventus
Poor Risk at Turffontein Track Gets Emergency Aid
In Johannesburg, gamblers at the Turffontein race track are aided by a first aid station equipped with a defibrillator an electrocardiograph and a portable pacemaker to handle weak heart cases.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Turffontein
Stein Predicts Controls Won't Halt This Year
Washington AP Herbert Stein chairman of the council of economic advisers says wage price controls are unlikely to be removed this year. He adds controls are consistent with higher profits and reports no major anxiety among American businessmen about profit curbs. Stein just returned from Europe where he met with several countries' officials and found confidence in the international situation.
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Nixon
Herbert Stein
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Teens on Wheels: Reader Letters on Classic Cars
Michael Lamm addresses reader questions about car maintenance and performance. A 1964 Plymouth with a Slant 6 shows a idle oil light issue that may signal engine wear, while a 1972 Thunderbird with a 429 V eight averages seven mpg city and reflects displacement versus efficiency.
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Mike
Car questions answer for fuel air mix mist errors
A reader advised that pumping four times the fuel air mixture yields about a quarter of the mileage. The note suggests gentle driving might improve results and provides a contact for questions to Mike Lamm at Room 601, 50 Rockefeller Plaza, New York.
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Mike Lamm
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
N.Y
Judge Keeps Trial All in the Family
Bartow Superior Court Judge J L Davis presided over a civil case where his son Ronald represented the plaintiff and his son Jeff the defense. He normally disqualifies himself with a son involved but felt impartiality could not be accused since both sides had a son.
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Cartersville, Ga
Bartow Superior Court
J. L. Davis
Ronald
Jeff
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