Good news on housing in editorial bold forecast
The editorial notes a 1977 projection of 1.5 million single family starts up from 1.3 million in 1972. It cites factors such as mortgage money, demographics, and a fear of energy restrictions, arguing many families can still afford homes across price ranges despite inflation concerns.
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Savings and Loan Industry
John J. Stafford
Stafford
A Call to Wake Up From Energy Crisis Passivity
A reader urges President Carter to act on energy policy after a muted response to his April energy speech. The missive warns of catastrophe if Americans remain wasteful and energy dependence continues, urging exploration of solar and tidal power and faster shifts away from oil.
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Cornwall Bridge
Conn
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Franklin Roosevelt
Public ownership and man’s inventiveness urge action
The speaker argues against pessimism and calls for renewed effort in energy innovation. Citing the Norris dam and TVA as examples, they note solar tidal waves and thermal gradations as recognized sources, then urge President Roosevelt to “kick us again” and get cooking.
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Canada
Roosevelt
Norris
Tennessee Valley Authority
It’s Possible Choose success for a pastor
Robert Schuller urges embracing success in ministry. He argues that failure harms those who need help and that ministers should not fear success, as it inspires, encourages, and aids others facing needful situations in their communities.
Letter Defends Taylor Hospital Care Amid Attack Claims
A reader praises Taylor Hospital staff including Dr. Baker Jr. Dr. Erb Jr. Dr. Chernoff and nurses in intensive care and on all floors. The writer rejects allegations against the administration and notes exemplary kindness, attentive care, and dedicated service from doctors, nurses, X-ray, orderlies, and cleaning staff.
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Taylor Hospital
Taylor
Dr. Baker Jr
Erb Jr
Women and work roles spark reader letter debate
Helen Gunnis writes on women with logic and humor. A reader responds with views on domestic labor, gender roles, professionalism, competition, and the behavior around personal appearance, arguing times may require changes and criticizing overemphasis on grooming.
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Helen Gunnis
Delaware County
Jook
What's Wrong With Women article criticized by reader
A reader blasts Helen Gunnis article in the Times calling it poor journalism, accusing it of bias, inaccuracy, and poor research and questioning its relevance to the ERA debate.
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the Times
Helen Gunnis
Notable Churchill Quote and Proverbs Adage
A composite quotation praising perseverance by Sir Winston Churchill about victory at any cost, paired with a proverb about disregarding teachers and listening to one's own judgment. The lines convey a message of endurance regardless of fear and external guidance.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Pennerest Girls Lacrosse Coverage Praised by Readers
Readers commend Harry Chaykun for extensive Pennerest girls lacrosse coverage and profiles of players. They express appreciation for the focus on girls sports and hope the attention continues as programs grow.
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Harry Chaykun
Mr. Chaykun
What's Wrong With Women Displaced Homemakers Debate
A reader letter criticizes the displaced homemaker movement formed to obtain legislation for self sufficiency. It mocks the aim, questions aging labels, and argues for individuals to seek work without legal status changes. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility over government aid.
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Helen Gunnis
Alliance For
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