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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1971
Page
4
This editorial urges action on highway safety urging governments and voters to demand change. It argues speed limit violations by residents and even by workers undermine signals and safety, noting heavy fines as a possible deterrent and calling for targeted enforcement to persuade violators.
Opinion piece arguing flag display should be a daily practice beyond the Fourth of July. It contrasts weekend displays along the Point Mallard corridor with the rest of the year and urges persistent patriotic visibility.
Beginning next Monday the Crisis Call Center will offer a trained, reassuring voice for emergencies. People facing crises such as accidental poisoning or thoughts of self harm can call 355-8000 for guidance toward solutions, bringing help within reach by telephone.
Washington column reports President Nixon quietly filled regulatory vacancies with industry allies, favoring private interests over public. Notes include FPC picks, Pennzoil connections, and a $4 billion gas-rate windfall risk. Also covers Hutt's FDA link, a GI fraud case, Postal Service tour, a hospital billing error, and Hoffmann Building tow policy.
Viewpoint by David Lawrence argues a mid-1972 withdrawal of most US troops from Indo China hinges on full POW releases and a strong South Vietnamese force, while warning that a renewed North Vietnamese offensive could reshape US politics and UN diplomacy. The piece analyzes Vietnamization, Soviet and Red China roles, UN veto power, and the challenges of peacekeeping before and after a potential U.S. pullout.
A minister contrasts two-commandment order, arguing loving God enables loving neighbors. The speaker insists true love for God compels care for the poor and disenfranchised, condemns loveless Christianity, and links racial tensions to insufficient love for God and neighbor.
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