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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues that critics blame the business and industrial structure for national issues. It notes how a small business slowdown reduces tax revenue, increasing deficits and straining government budgets. Time magazine cites a 1971 deficit as an unforeseen result of a large budget miscalculation by Nixon.
The piece notes an $8 billion revenue shortfall versus early estimates and higher costs for unemployment benefits and interest on debt. It argues prosperity comes from taxpaying enterprise and critiques Nixon's revenue sharing plan as treating states and cities like foreign nations.
A gripping World War II novel by Sanche de Gramont about the German occupation of France from 1940 to 1944. It centers on four Resistance leaders Raspail Kleber Cambronne and Grenelle and explores motives, loyalties, black markets and Vichy corruption with suspense about who among them is the weak link.
Louis S J Garlat Sr asks readers to send comments to Tyler Star Box 1073 Tyler Texas or Gladewater Mirror Box 1352 Gladewater Texas. He notes replies from other papers and invites more cards. The column features light quips on aging humor and driving safety with a farewell line about good judgment in driving and court.
TIME RHYTHM NEW YORK AP reports researchers at Bulova Watch Co find humans have individual circadian rhythms. They note morning and afternoon states differ, with metabolism heart rate and blood pressure changing through the day affecting mood and activity.
Southwestern Electric Power Company finishes the last segment of a 345000 kilovolt transmission line in Northeast Texas from the Wilkes Power Plant near Jefferson to the Red River on the Texas Oklahoma border. The loop links Memphis Tennessee to Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas and serves 250000 SWEPCO customers.
The American Legion Department of Texas in Waco on April 4 1971 adopted a resolution protesting the indictment conviction and sentencing of Lt. William L. Calley Jr calling for the President to set aside the verdict. The measure also urged an impartial committee review and urged Legionnaires to petition officials while reaffirming support for fighting troops.
Rep Roberts denounces the Fort Benning court martial of Lieutenant Calley as a grave injustice. He says the verdict scapegoats higher authorities and harms U.S. war efforts, noting ongoing legal steps and potential corrections by top officials.
Gladewater Public Library highlights include Oil Barons by Richard O Connor tracing oil industry titans from Rockefeller to Getty and spans from Spindletop to Kuwait. The Making of a Surgeon by William A Nolan M D. A Teaspoon of Honey by Bert Kruger Smith recounts immigration and life in Texas. The Barefoot Man by Davis Grubb set in 1930s West Virginia coal towns. A Woman in the House by William E Barrett explores love and conflict between Ursula and Konrad.
The current best sellers include fiction and nonfiction from authors such as Uris Love Story Christie Rich Man Poor Man Shaw and Toffler Future Shock. Nonfiction selections feature Reich The Greening of America and Khrushchev Remembers along with Inside the Third Reich.
A satirical piece critiques astrology as pseudoscience amid a growing national trend. It mocks daily horoscopes in newspapers and the belief in star signs, detailing humorous, overblown remedies and a pretend product line to counter dire predictions.
A reflective piece about remaining young at heart, delaying endings, and easygoing optimism. It shares springtime joy, fond family moments, Easter plans with grandsons, tax worries, and traditions like the Easter bunny and valentines, ending with a lighthearted note on birthday reminders.
Victoria Falls lies on the Zambia Rhodesia border and is described as about twice as high as Niagara Falls. The comparison emphasizes the greater vertical drop of Victoria Falls in a regional context.
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