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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1970
Page
11
Britannica notes more than 5,000 ant species exist, most in tropics, shrinking numbers toward higher latitudes. The rest of the text lists TV logs and program times.
A clipped TV radio schedule lists program blocks from sunrise to Dick Cavett. It includes Texarkana College morning segment, devotional times, CBS News, cartoons, game shows, soap operas, and feature films with hosts and titles interleaved.
The American Academy of Pediatrics endorsed a study urging every American child to be included in a national health insurance program. Dr. Carl C. Fisher led the two year study, saying current plans make child health care too costly for many families. A preliminary report also urged universal coverage with government help for those unable to pay premiums, overseen by state insurance commissioners.
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller asserted in a 30 minute televised address that a third term would preserve specific programs for Arkansas, noting progress under his two terms and the support of federal officials. He urged approval of a new state constitution and defended not letting the executive branch run the legislature.
Dr Denham Harmon of the University of Nebraska led AGE the American Aging Association forming in New York to research slowing aging and informing doctors and the public. Rufus Miles of the Population Reference Bureau warned prolonging life could strain the economy as he questioned near term success. Average life expectancy in America stands at 70 for men and 72 for women and may be edging down slightly.
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