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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
2
A compact reflective note contrasts biblical guidance with modern ideals. It juxtaposes Jeremiah's call to return to cities with James Troslow Adams' view that nature lacks rights while humans pursue ideals and aspirations.
A study commissioned by the Aerospace Industries Association warns that the federal government is becoming a monopsony in procurement. It notes nearly 10 percent of GNP is from purchases and urges Congress to create an independent regulatory board to monitor and limit government buying power in defense, transit, education, health, and environment.
The General Accounting Office reports increased difficulty in obtaining fraud and mismanagement records from State Defense and Treasury departments. Agencies like IRS CPB and officials invoked privileges or scope defenses, delaying investigations. Senate milk bill features co op language to expand price controls, with campaign donations cited as influence.
Former Treasury secretary and Texas governor John R. Connally announces a change of party, asserting the Democratic party has moved left of mainstream while the Republican party now spans a broad spectrum. The quote contrasts legacy views on medicine and patient care from Henry Pasker of Beth Rapier Medical Center in New York.
A government study comparing mobile homes to traditional houses finds total costs over time are similar. Despite lower upfront prices, mobile homes incur higher financing costs and monthly expenses, with 14-wides and double-wides rising in market share as prices and regulations shift.
Washington columnist Dick West lauds a Smithsonian exhibit on shaving, tracing humanity’s long struggle against razor drag. He notes prehistoric motives, from survival to social custom, and praises progress from clamshells to modern razors as a sign of human endurance and indomitable spirit.
Analysis from Ray Cromley suggests North Vietnam cannot easily conquer South Vietnam now but aims to build a covert base. Hanoi must secure a major Cambodian port, restore Sihanoukville, and control northern river routes to finance future guerrilla operations as U S. interest wanes.
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