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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
2
Congress eyes a rider requiring most able bodied welfare recipients to sign up for job training once signed by the President. Exemptions include the elderly, young children, the disabled, and caregivers. Government data suggest fewer than 10 percent of recipients are able bodied working age men, with 126,000 affected.
The article recounts Byrd and Bennett's 1926 North Pole attempts and Balchen's criticism, notes rivalries with Amundsen's team, and recalls Peary Cook disputes. It highlights Kesler's denial of Balchen's charges and Sen. Byrd Jr.'s defense, framing a broader provenance of skepticism toward bold expeditions and a call for middle-aged dialogue.
Members of Lambda Phi Omega at Averett College thank Danville residents for a weekend swingathon that raised cash and toys for the JC Empty Stocking Fund. Don Conner, on behalf of LPO, credits area businesses and media for support.
William F. Buckley Jr argues that Kennedy's call for U.S. leadership in reconciling Ulster and Ireland risks turning the presidency into a political office rather than a moral one. He questions American involvement in Ireland, Rhodesia, and India Pakistan, weighing U.S. strategic interests, ceasefire hopes, and the Soviets’ growing influence in the region.
Washington moves as veteran columnist argues the USSR already implements a Nixon Doctrine model. He cites three core actions—home arms to Asia, a robust merchant marine, and an all ocean navy—stressing the need for U.S. naval power and sea-based strength to counter Soviet and Chinese influence amid strategic shifts. He warns of a weakened intervention stance and urges redirection of defense spending toward naval strength.
Jeffrey Hart argues conservatives oppose a second Nixon term in a New Hampshire matchup. He cites Supreme Court stakes, civil rights enforcement, and press outlooks as evidence that a rival Republican could emerge, while noting liberal and radical journals’ hostile views of the administration.
A columnist derides endless eco pitches from industry and government. He cites Boeing's waste processing deal, desalination talks in Caneel Bay, and a new ecological profit angle amid Nixon era policies, noting the persistent cycle of ideas without decisive action and the risk to conservation credibility.
A reader letter condemns vitamin pill ads aimed at children on TV claiming overdoses and harm. It cites Dr. Jay Arena and FTC action calls for limited child ads while urging parental focus on genuine needs. The piece critiques cartoons, sponsors, and sensationalism while urging safer, imaginative content for kids.
The project demonstrates that industrial wastewater can be split into drinkable water and usable by products. Researchers show potential for expanding water reuse in manufacturing sectors, aiming to cut fresh water intake and reduce waste streams.
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