Campaign finance and noise study reflect public concerns
The piece notes campaign spending trends favoring successful bids like Nixon Agnew and Virginia Democrats facing debt, with a Richmond breakfast seeking donors to cover notes from 1968. It also reports EPA data on widespread 86 million Americans affected by noise and calls for EPA noise standards and product labeling to curb excessive noise.
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GOP National Committee
GOP
McGovern Shriver
Virginia
Richmond
Democratic Party
Humphrey-Muskie
William B. Hopkins
del. Lewis A. MecMurran, Jr
Democratic Party of
William C. Battle
United States
U.S. Environmental Protective Agency
EPA
Dream Foretells Death Of Vietnam Officer Nolde
Mrs. Nolde recounted a dream in which Lt. Col. William B. Nolde appeared before the cease-fire. He spoke reassuringly and then an explosion occurred. The death of the 43 year old officer was noted as the last American killed in combat in Vietnam before the truce.
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William B. Nolde
Vietnam
Parting Shots on White Collar Crime and Smoking Trends
A United States attorney urges a campaign against white-collar crime in American business. The piece notes difficulty identifying honest businessmen in the sector. It also observes Americans smoke more this year, suggesting coping behavior or affordability factors amid uncertainty.
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United States
Bind Up The Nation's Wounds A Call To Action
A Furman University chaplain urges Americans to fulfill Lincoln's pledge by binding the nation's wounds. He argues for moral concern for the weak and dispossessed, calls for open channels of communication, and warns against reprisal and bigotry as the nation ends the Vietnam era.
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United States
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Kilpatrick Urges Moral Leadership to Heal Nation
James J Kilpatrick calls for moral leadership to heal national wounds. He urges reabsorbing Vietnam veterans into the economy and aiding prisoners of war, while tackling education, dignity for the poor and handicapped, and urban rebuilding. He cites biblical Hezekiah as a plea for a new four year chance to bind up wounds.
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Earth
America
Hezekiah
The Tyranny of Busing and the Warren Court Critique
An opinion piece critiques school busing and Warren Court decisions, arguing federal judges undermine property values and local liberty. It blames the Warren Court for despotism in education policy, warns of forced integration, and muses on fate versus free will in American justice and Vietnam policy.
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Washington, D.C
Earl Warren
Potomac River
Fairfax County
Prince George’s County
Supreme Court
Congress
District of Columbia
Warren Court
Nixon calls for national effort over government alone
President Nixon urged Americans to reject the belief that only government can solve problems and to embrace personal responsibility and local action. He warned against bloated federal spending and touted austerity while challenging past pledges of universal government aid, saying the nation must share the burden.
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Nixon
Washington
Witty snips and reflections in a holiday column
A collage of quips on politics weather books and culture. The author lampoons rainfall control promises 1972 1973 trends and public figures while noting best medical stockups and the absurdity of on the job training. A light irreverent year end survey with pop culture jabs.
What Is Truth Ask Dr Edwards About FDA Rules
Opinion piece denounces January 19 FDA rules by Commissioner Charles C Edwards. Accuses the FDA of autocratic labeling demands, declaring health claims and nutrient facts as settled truths. Calls for cautious regulation and questions who appointed Edwards to dictate public welfare.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Federal Register
U. S
Jean Mayer
FDA
God
Subscription Rates and Delivery Details for Danville Daily
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with carrier delivery at 50 cents per week and single copies at 10 cents. Sunday edition 20 cents. Mail subscriptions: one year 20 dollars, six months 10.50, three months 5.25, one month 1.75. Notice mailed 10 days before expiration. renewals urged.
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