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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1976
Page
2
A coalition opposes a planned rise in interstate natural gas prices by the Federal Power Commission arguing for more exploration and a broader review. The court temporarily blocks the increase while readers weigh the impact on homeowners and the economy and consider slower, longer price adjustments.
A review of Bernard Dixon's Magnificent Microbes argues microbes are largely beneficial and urges caution in eradicating germs. It questions the push for widespread sterilization while noting dangers in stockpiling dangerous microbes for future use and suggesting microzoos as a public display.
A critical reading of Zbigniew Brzezinski’s Foreign Policy article is summarized as urging the United States to resist capitulation to Third World demands. The piece argues he favors accommodation with Afro Asian and Latin American powers, risking loss of liberty and free market principles.
The piece presents arguments for and against regional self rule in Scotland. It contrasts McKenzie and Thom on devolution, notes public support levels, and discusses implications for oil revenues, Westminster funding, and local governance under a devolved assembly versus a single British government.
Historian Theodore White gears for The Making Of The 1976, signaling a different approach after Nixon and Ford eras. He traces electoral cycles, franchise expansion, and the evolving electorate from Washington to Buchanan, noting tensions in party politics and public sentiment as Americans await a new presidential narrative.
A 1776 battle saw Ezra Lee aboard the one man turtle attempt to sink a British ship in New York Harbor. David Bushnell designed the egg shaped submarine with a depth gauge and buoyancy system. The Turtle failed to sink the Eagle but marked early U S naval innovation.
M Stanton Evans argues that a Court of Appeals decision protecting a school library from censorship signals a trend of federal courts micromanaging public schools. He criticizes rulings on dress, hair, and student conduct as undermining authority, increasing court overload, and eroding educational standards.
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail options. It notes renewal reminders by notice mailed 10 days before expiration and directs subscribers to renew promptly.
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