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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1970
Page
2
A West Coast utility official argues that nuclear plants offer major environmental benefits by producing energy at low cost with minimal environmental impact. He contends heat byproduct use can reduce pollution, and that radiation from plants is near a philosophical zero and safely controllable. He condemns anti nuclear views as pot calling kettle black.
Business is slowing, profits squeezed, and manufacturing jobs down 350,000 since last August. Retail sales lag and December disappointed merchants despite a late holiday surge. Inflation pressures may push big strikes and wage hikes as the year tests controls on prices.
Dr. Clifford Lord, Hofstra University president, outlines a policy resisting campus disruption. He lists five prohibited actions including disruption of university functions, blocking facilities, use of force, property damage, and unlawful occupation, framing a firm stance amid calls for change.
In Haleiwa School Hawaii five and six year olds study newspapers to learn ABCs and world news. Teacher Betty Jenkins uses sections such as It Makes Us Sad and It Makes Us Happy to explore accidents and Vietnam while teaching classifieds as career ideas.
Dallas Regional Director William L Crawford announced 314 postmaster vacancies in Texas and Louisiana will be filled on merit not politics for the first time. He outlined a two step process prioritizing career postal employees inside the vacancies and in neighboring offices, with residency rules set to be eased under a new act.
In Frankfort the state shuts cafeterias during mid morning and mid afternoon coffee breaks to end elongated pauses. In New York an overtime parking meter by Rockwell Manufacturing tracks excess time and bases fines on registered overtime.
A teen authored list titled Teen Commandments offers guidance to peers on behavior and values. It covers respecting parents, smart obedience, avoiding dirty thoughts, moderation in drinking and driving, choosing friends and dates wisely, readiness for committment, love of God and neighbor, and living carefully. Courtesy note credits Sound of Youth Inc. Whittier California. A Bible verse Ecclesiastes 12 1 accompanies the piece.
The U S total road mileage in 1969 reached 3 710 299 miles under all government levels The breakdown shows 548 573 municipal miles and 3 161 726 rural miles with 21 percent unsurfaced 35 percent granular surface and 44 percent bituminous to concrete roads The report notes state primary systems local control and federal aid programs shaping maintenance and upgrades.
Coach Walter Derrick appears at the pep rally for Gladewater Bears and offers a season summary. He awards A grades for dedication determination effort sacrifice team spirit enthusiasm unity and flags quitting as the only failing mark while noting the team’s first win remains elusive and emphasizes character over winning.
Shirley MacLaine discusses her focus on people over films in her first self written memoir Don't Fall Off the Mountain. The book covers her Virginia childhood with Warren Beatty, marriage to Steve Parker, and travels through Africa, India, and Bhutan while stressing life over Hollywood gossip.
A humorous exploration imagines Thanksgiving without turkey and cranberries replacing them with armadillos. It muses on how menus, hunting imagery, and the national ritual including football might change, ending with a wry note on the metaphor.
An essay explores aging with quirky terms like midster and past middlester. It recalls family views on age, celebrates staying young in spirit, and honors Grandaddy Kates as a life joy model while vignetteing Miss Jenny Hopkins and a youthful mindset.
The note blends humorous quips and social observations from Louis. It compares marriage to the Army, comments on Hell and capital punishment, and laments citizens demanding benefits. It ends with a practical reminder about safe driving.
Three teachers from Gladewater School District attended the 24th annual TASCD conference November 15-17 at the Sheraton Fort Worth Hotel. Mrs. Viglmin Baker Miss Eulalia Hill and Joe Phillips presented demonstrations in Seminar II on Education for New Understandings of Culture Races and Life Styles.
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