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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1971
Page
4
Cornell researchers use a $19,520 grant to map housewives time into money value. They analyze 1400 families to quantify a wife's economic contribution, hoping to guide legal and welfare decisions and raise awareness of husbands' limited domestic help.
The letter from Fred W. Osborn Jr praises Auburn Alumni Club coverage by The Daily and commends Billy Mitchell's sports editing. It reflects ongoing editorial stance about mom care, insurance, and forthcoming national impact of research, plus notes on editorials and letters to the editor policy.
Washington story ties Assistant Attorney General Will Wilson to a $100 million Sharpstown network. Read about Wilson’s role as Sharpstown Bank dealings, loans, and stock schemes traced to 1964 1969 and his later avoidance of the investigation.
David Lawrence assesses South Vietnam's October presidential vote and the push to delay or broaden the race. He cites U.S. pressure for a fair contest, the risk of a one man election, and potential repercussions in Congress and international opinion if democracy is seen as undermined.
The Decatur Daily lists founder editor W R Shelton 1912 1924 and notes AP membership and strives for redress of grievances. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier, with zones and monthly costs and mentions delivery and tax terms.
A reader asks if a girl can love a young priest and how God views it. The adviser says such love can exist but should be sublimated into spiritual affection, like love for Christ, without physical or sensual aims, viewing parishioners as brothers and citing John 15:9 to frame divine love guiding conduct.
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