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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
2
An editorial urges readers to guard purses amid holiday crowds and notes augmented police patrols in New Castle. It cautions that shoplifting harms prices, risks youth offenders with lasting records, and aims to deter amateurs while not promising reform.
A 1969 amendment to the Internal Revenue Code limits artists to deducting only the actual cost of their contributed works rather than their full value. Collectors retain fair market value deductions, but artists face deferred benefits and greater posthumous gains for heirs.
A critic argues for moving beyond Western individualism toward a universal sociocentric model. The emphasis is on interpersonal nexus as humanity’s key, challenging Thoreau's solitude ideal and urging cross cultural exploration to address solitonic issues in psychiatry psychoanalysis and clinical psychology.
A jumble of readable items includes a discussion on kinship as central to society and sociocentric views of humanity, with quotes about reshaping kinship and blocking Western Freudian concepts. Also contains brief commentary on oil politics from St Louis and a Kentucky Sentinel Echo excerpt about borrowing, work, and simple living.
Len Kolasinski asks how government should manage gasoline supply. He proposes options including conservation, price controls, taxes to fund other policies, and explores market disruption risks. He seeks opinions on effective approaches to curb usage and support broader energy goals.
The fragment argues education should teach distinguishing knowledge from opinion and prejudice. It contrasts truth, which is fixed, with a lie, which is endless. It cites Thurber’s quip on fooling people and laments how punishment can harden a child, warning monotone schooling dulls spirit.
A fragmented reflection on alternating life periods stabilizing the soul and the mixed truth of marriage and luck. It parodies philosophical shifts from Leibniz to Voltaire, noting how study often reshapes outlook less than natural bent, and ends with garbled references to Pecos and virtues.
The article discusses a national energy crisis with calls for decisive federal measures. It critiques current piecemeal steps, urges a rational plan, and weighs options such as a heavy federal excise tax on noncommercial vehicles under certain mileage, plus streamlined agency coordination to avert chaos.
Arnon Lear, new executive director of the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association, emphasizes communication between pharmacists and patients, government, and police. He plans patient medication cards, continuing education, and joint drug abuse prevention efforts, drawing on his Connecticut experience as a pharmacist and former commissioner.
A fragmented sermon style critique urges a Caled Christian nation to return to Biblical obedience amid perceived moral decay. It condemns television, film, and government policy as corrupting influences and calls for prayer, repentance, and adherence to scripture to restore divine blessing.
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