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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
4
The piece urges residents to be sidewalk ambassadors for their city. It highlights politeness, accurate directions, patient explanations, and acts of courtesy to welcome travelers and shape lasting impressions. It emphasizes friendliness, knowledge, and hospitality as community strengths.
The piece argues that nationalism and xenophobia rise in Egypt and that world leaders drift toward regional blocs and neutrality. It cites Sadat, Nixon, Yost, Trudeau, and broader trends of nationalism, globalism, and ecumenicalism, warning against deviating from natural law and cooperation.
The article notes bullheads rely on highly developed smell and taste for navigation and social communication. It suggests mucus and gonad secretions may identify species, sex, age, or size and foresees future use of chemical cues in marine farming as attractants and deterrents.
Science News reports a dispute over reclaiming strip mined lands with advocates arguing for practical restoration and opponents seeking a coal mining ban. Dr Ronald Hill from the EPA envisions restoring soils, contours, and ecosystems within 10 to 20 years at costs seen as 2 to 25 cents per ton of coal, while Rep Ken Hechler pushes a bill to ban strip mining entirely.
The Shapp administration backs UC reforms aligned with organized labor, drawing ire from Pennsylvania employers who fund the unemployment compensation fund. Critics say workers contribute little yet labor dictates fund spending, risking higher costs and possible past bankruptcies. The proposal could add about 150 million dollars to employer costs amid existing tax hikes.
The essay recalls Robert Walpole appointing Benjamin Hoadly as bishop despite religious skepticism and critiques the Episcopal Church in New York curtailing missions to fund secular outreach. It cites lay and clerical voices on faith, politics, GM South Africa, and Bishop Moore amid liberal criticism and church-state tensions.
Sydney J. Harris argues that relevance in education is elusive and must connect theory to practice. He cautions against solving current problems without building a bridge from past knowledge to future use. He cites Shakespeare over Vietnam headlines to illustrate understanding of war and desire as deeper roots.
United Press International notes saippuakauppias meaning soap seller is the longest single word palindrome. The term reads the same forward and backward. No other details provided.
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