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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1970
Page
2
The Glendale? Mirror argues for free market consumer protection through retailer quality control. A major retailer with a two floor testing center in New York runs over 100000 annual tests on goods from apparel to toys and TVs. Self interest drives quality more than government agencies.
Dr. Walter C. Bornemeier of the AMA outlines in The Reader's Digest a plan to shorten premedical and medical training without sacrificing quality, upgrade nurse and health care roles, and shift routine duties from doctors. Readers from Navy, Washington, D C, Michigan, and Indiana respond, praising practical, direct solutions amid Medicare and Medicaid pressures.
National 4 H Week runs October 4 to 10 highlighting a 3 million member organization. 4 H programs span agriculture home economics citizenship and personal development under Cooperative Extension Service guidance. FRANKFORT Ky AP the state will save a mighty pin oak in Northeast Kentucky by redesigning a mile of Ky 10 near Vanceburg avoiding a $9000 road project cost.
In Bloomsburg PA a Grassroots Opinion column argues American industry and business should actively promote free enterprise in schooling. The piece laments limited student exposure to costs and profits and urges more discussion of enterprise in education to counter a distorted public view.
The author muses on orderly living and small victories such as finding birth certificates and adapting to changes like Rah Rahs footwear. She shares stories of kin, social security, school seniors, and local events including the East Texas Yamboree art show with prize ribbons and bank displays.
Washington scrutiny grows as Senator Joseph Tydings faces questions over his ties to Charter Company and AID projects. The piece details how his public ethics stance clashes with private investments, turning his image from clean to gray and prompting defense against Lambert reporting.
Claude Lucious Dailey 65 died Wednesday night after a brief illness at 108 Gregg St Gladewater. Graveside rites were held Friday at San Marcos Cemetery with Rev Powell officiating. He was a teacher coach and longtime civic leader, survived by wife Jerrine son Claude Jr three grandchildren and three sisters. In lieu of flowers donate to the deaf project funded by his son.
A farmer jokes about an army of army worms threatening his hay crop and mocks the idea of a worm selective service system. In Chicago AP reports, Northwestern University finds most wives prefer stability over rewards, feeling supported and not hindered by gender in life.
A 1970 71 nationwide curriculum guide titled Teaching About Drugs K 12 issued by the American School Health Association and the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association aims to provide accurate knowledge on medicines illicit drugs and related chemicals. Prepared by health education medicine pharmacology and law enforcement experts the guide was field tested in multiple states and will be supported by a series of teacher workshops.
Hartford survey of 1000 company presidents shows rent parking availability commuting time and public transit proximity as top relocation factors. Seay Thomas and Connecticut General Life Insurance sponsored the study noting 46 percent of downtown firms plan moves to outlying areas while five percent cite high rent as a major drawback.
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