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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1972
Page
4
An orthopedic surgeon in Pittsburgh urges licensing tests tailored to motorcycle riders to lower injuries and fatalities. He notes rising accidents nationwide despite caution, especially among youths, and argues a rider-specific course would reduce deaths though not eliminate them.
A civilian flown, antique jet fighter crashed into a California ice cream parlor on a Sunday, killing at least 22 people including many children. The surviving pilot expressed remorse as investigators seek the crash cause and safety lessons.
The governor's cost study commission urges consolidation of small county and city school systems to improve education quality and financial stability. While opposition exists, the public is asked to prioritize students' futures as steps toward merger are considered.
Washington reports Lyndon Johnson, age 64, calmly arranging his estate and withdrawing from active business to ease heirs future decisions. Friends say he dwells on his life, weighs his legacy, and has become a reserved, magnanimous figure at his Pedernales ranch.
The National Observer reports many Democratic House and Senate candidates distance themselves from McGovern publicly and privately. Only about half back the ticket, while a sizable group decline to state their stance, fearing reduced votes and reduced straight-ticket impact in the 1966 election environment.
The Decatur Daily News of Alabama details subscription and delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier. It notes a policy to investigate grievances about misstatements and redress promptly.
The article discusses two biblical types of people believers and unbelievers and explains why irreligious listeners may reject faith. It emphasizes inner transformation through God’s Spirit, cites spiritual mind versus carnal mind, and urges gratitude for grace while noting the apostle Paul was once called a fool.
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