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Caution urged as early dark and rides mix with holidays
Officials warn motorists to watch for children biking after sunset during the holiday period. Parents are urged to limit children outdoors after daylight hours to reduce the risk of tragic accidents from negligent driving or unsupervised riding.
Mystique and Madness in New York City’s Fraying Atmosphere
Excerpt from 1972 explores New York as a paradox of beauty and decay. The city’s vibrant, cosmopolitan identity coexists with pollution, inequality, and rapid social shifts as residents drift between affluent districts and crowded neighborhoods.
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Continental drift and Wegener’s fossil clue
The piece notes the shift to plate tectonics in the last decade, and that Wegener might be amused by modern acceptance. It comments that revivalists gave less weight to fossil evidence, which Wegener himself cited as supporting drifting continents.
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New Castle News looks at community and science pages
The New Castle News lists editors and staff details and describes its role in providing local and syndicated content for readers. It notes subscription rates and distribution areas while mentioning editorial comments and letters to the editor.
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Revenue sharing sparks debate over federal aid surge
The federal revenue sharing plan funnels 2.6 billion to state and local governments, triggering questions about tax cuts versus local control. In Pennsylvania, Governor Shapp and House Speaker Lee clash over whether the 91 million pay out should fund counties and schools or cut state and business taxes.
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The Class of ’47 to ’72 Maturity Gap in Photos
A writer recalls a 25th college reunion photo from 1972 and an earlier 1947 class picture. Readers react with charges of bias as he argues that men mature late and women earlier, noting age and appearance contrasts while denying personal endorsement of the views.
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Conquering America to secure materials policy plan
A critique of the US materials crisis urging a bloodless, aggressive takeover of resources through the National Commission on Materials Policy. It details shortages in platinum, gold, and other metals, calls for a national resource map, a central information bank, land-use reforms, and aggressive recycling as a self-help strategy.
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Resolutions for politicians from a Truman themed column
A columnist offers 1973 political resolutions touching City Council Redevelopment Authority policy, central business district plans, Redevelopment Board composition, state legislative salary issues, county mapping, and Democratic party leadership. The piece cites Truman's heat quote and calls for action by Rogan, Andrews, Audino, Cioffi, Vitril, Sigler, and Clark.
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No Man Can Serve Two Masters Theme
A compact moral reflection cites Matthew 6 24 about divided loyalty urging complete dedication to spiritual life and warns against half hearted service. The text frames a binary choice between God and Mammon, stressing personal responsibility in allegiance.
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