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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
2
A Chicago Natural History Museum bulletin notes ice core studies show atmospheric lead levels rising over centuries. Science reveals health risks and prompts industry to curb lead in products like motor fuels, with recognition, analysis, and solutions advancing.
Dr. S I Hayakawa the president of San Francisco State College argues that television networks give undue attention to Stokely Carmichael while neglecting more impactful figures like Andrew Brimmer and the diligent students in libraries and labs. He decries the disproportionate focus during a time of campus uproar and calls for journalist restraint.
Independent civic voices applaud politicians who risk career to vote their conscience. Readers cite frank stands in New York and Virginia and question charity pranks and environmental protest costs.
The Gladewater Jaycees begin a drive September 1 aiming for 10 new members. Eligible are young men ages 12 to 36. Meetings at Community Building 7:30 p.m. each Tuesday. For inquiries contact Jerome Denoma or John Paul Tallen.
Senate critics Barry Goldwater and Strom Thurmond blast the administration for allowing middle management and desegregation policies to drift left. Human Events notes growing GOP opposition to welfare reform, EOP funding, and arts programs, while supporters argue Nixon is fighting spending.
New York sociologist Dr Cynthia F Epstein argues women pressed for admission to professions but then chose home life, keeping women in elite occupations at a static level through the century. Her Columbia University study notes small gains for lawyers doctors and college leaders and highlights social factors limiting full use of talent.
M A Wright chairman of Humble Oil testified before the House Ways and Means Committee that the Cabinet Task Force on Oil Import Control overstated domestic supply and underestimated demand. He said Alaska North Slope projections were flawed and criticized the 1969 tax reform’s effect on crude prices. Wright warned of rising Eastern Hemisphere dependence and urged policies to limit insecure foreign oil reliance.
A survey notes 21 to 35 year olds are a lucrative but risky credit card market. Firms report over-extension concerns while airlines and banks set earnings thresholds and deposits to curb charging. The 20 to 24 age group has grown fastest since 1965, with travel and consumer durables driving demand and a shift toward college graduates as primary card users.
In Gladewater a funeral for Reuben Painter highlights a life spent in service to his Presbyterian church and the George Martin Post American Legion. He led events, supported the Auxiliary, and organized district activities while reflecting on veterans’ gains from the Legion and the need for ongoing community involvement. The piece blends personal memories with Christmas reflections and local school safety reminders.
A Federal source book examines the spread of heroin addiction noting shifts toward suburban areas. Pages 22 and 24 discuss common questions and provide a mail coupon offer for a free copy.
A reporter questions Sir Winston Churchill about a forecast that women would rule the world by the year 2000. Churchill replies with a wry smile, saying they still will, eh.
Rates list for home delivery and mail subscriptions in Texas and outside Texas. Monthly charges range from 1.00 to 1.50 dollars with six-month and yearly options. Payments are in advance and consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune as of November 28, 1949.
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