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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1969
Page
13
A U S News assessment shows rising auto repair costs and longer wait times due to more complex cars and fewer mechanics. By 1975 the ratio reaches 140 cars per mechanic. Vocational training offers good wages and solid job prospects, while shortages spread to other trades and manufacturing.
Dr. Irwin M Siegel reports two cases of jogger heel in JAMA. A 32 year old and a 25 year old developed heel pain after starting to jog. switching to sprinting relieved symptoms. Rope skipping shown as effective shorter daily exercise. Separately, short barreled pistol shooters face higher hearing risks. use ear protection or indoor ranges.
A fragmented excerpt discusses resignation versus firing motives and uses a metaphorical line about behavioral judgments in a relationship context. It appears to critique gendered terms in a divorce dispute and hints at workplace terms applied to marriage.
Sydney Harris muses on diction and its distortions in society. He notes dope sheet versus investment guide costs, pejorative labels, and the shifting tone of terms like risk capital planned parenthood educational television and hegemony. The piece playfully critiques semantic misfires and the brink between propriety and sarcasm.
Washington report notes the Nixon administration adopts a slower, cooler tempo that is calculated but risky. The main danger cited is the public may lose interest as observers compare the pace with the Kennedy and Johnson era. The piece points to the contrast with early Kennedy administration messaging.
The new Nixon government outlines a committee and council system to shape undetermined policies. Officials press for orderly conduct, less immediate access, and reliance on press summaries, while presidents and editors weigh balance and showmanship in governance.
Gus Lay, 55, keeps a busy Pine Avenue Sixth Street corner with his dachshund Charlie who now signals right turns to deterring southbound drivers. Charlie’s rule breaking prevention has created calm daily traffic, while Gus recalls Bee-Bee the terrier and past hustle.
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