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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
2
An analysis cites Cornell University findings that calcium deficiency drives tooth loss and periodontal disease. Milk provides most dietary calcium and could reverse bone loss in many cases, arguing against nationwide food directives and for balanced individual diets.
A Brookings Institution study warns the federal government faces a large deficit under full employment scenarios, requiring tax hikes or spending cuts to avoid rapid inflation. It projects deficits of 17 billion by 1975 and only in 1977 could revenues surpass red ink if no new major programs are started. The Social Security hike under consideration would erase any potential surplus.
The Gladewater Lions Club hosted about 100 visiting Lions and wives for a District 2X2 cabinet meeting in the high school cafeteria. After a buffet dinner, Paul Bennett led, with opening honors, group singing, and city officials welcoming attendees. Awards praised Wake Village and Longview Evening clubs for 100 percent contributions and participation.
The new yellow and black pentagon signs replace old school word signs. The SCHOOL sign shows two children and signals drivers near school zones to be extra cautious before the SCHOOL CROSSING sign warns drivers to yield at crosswalks.
A traveler recounts returning to California after 25 years, noting Grauman’s Chinese Theatre as the only familiar sight. The account describes Los Angeles at night, encounters with the Peter Lioys family, airport experiences, Sunset Strip nightlife, and a drive past Warner property NBC studios and the Universal Sheraton toward Burbank.
The column muses on McGovern’s stalled VP search after Eagleton’s ouster and considers candidates from Kissinger to Agnew. It jokes about party strategies, lists potential names, and notes the difficulty in finding a universally credible liberal‑conservative pick. A recipe note for cook’s pearl barley soup ends the piece.
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