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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1972
Page
2
Raymond Lahr ington reports that campaign managers map states for 270 votes. Republicans tout near total electoral votes for Nixon while McGovern contends gains in the South and with labor. Polls show youth favor McGovern while Nixon leads among unregistered youths.
The IMF notes U S price inflation at 3.7 percent over 12 months, versus 8.1 percent in Britain and 7.6 percent in The Netherlands. It cites 33.1 percent U S consumer price rise since 1963, with Britain and Japan up around 51–56 percent, while the U S shows the best money-supply growth record among eight industrial nations despite room for improvement.
A collage of medical queries to Dr Thosteson covers hiccups in newborns, prostate care, pregnancy diet and lung cancer detection. It also notes audience questions on hemorrhoids and a Niles Times booklet offer, plus Trumbull County child development meetings and a Philippine bill to regulate TV commercials.
In a critique of one year under new Post Office leadership, critics highlight slower intercity mail, delayed deliveries despite ZIP codes, and minimal gains from special delivery. Private couriers surge as window services shrink and weekend pickups vanish.
A reader reviews MS magazine’s radical feminist content noting essays on housework value, anger at sexual harassment, and correspondence from women claiming greater freedom. Germaine Greer’s piece on liberation is summarized, including fashion and body topics, with a critical tone toward the magazine’s leadership by sisterhood.
The article argues modern cars are more fragile yet costlier to repair, boosting auto insurance premiums. It cites a 111 percent repair-cost rise from 1960 to 1971 and notes two thirds of premiums go to vehicle damage. It calls for energy absorbing bumpers and state laws to lower costs.
A New York report notes families stash penny stock certificates as potential collectibles. Michael Mullan of R M Smythe & Co and John Herzog of Herzog & Co collect and evaluate aged securities, citing historical significance, signatures by figures like Jay Gould, revenue stamps, and forerunners of major firms.
The President's Population Growth Commission warns that big cities shrink under strain while small towns falter from lack of services. Suburbs and airport regions attract growth but remain unplanned and dependent on cities. A radical redesign calls for core cities under 500,000 serving satellites 25,000 to 100,000 and surrounding villages.
Ohio and its eight largest cities show declines in May to May employment for production workers. Columbus is the only city with a three percent rise from May to May and in the first five months of 1972. Other cities report declines ranging from one to five percent.
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