The class that won’t graduate in Dayton traffic deaths
An op ed cites 1978 traffic fatalities among 18 and 19 year olds, exceeding Dayton area senior enrollments. The Highway Users Federation calls it “the class that won’t graduate,” urging earlier safety education and improved driver training as gasoline shortages and rising prices influence teen driving.
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Dayton
Ohio
Highway Users Federation
Federation
Joan Claybrook
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Woodrow Rankin
Transportation and Safety Division
Ing
Carter urged to replace energy secretary and level with public
Pawtucket Evening Times argues Americans distrust the gasoline crisis as the government bungles energy info. The editorial calls for replacing Schlesinger and for the president to provide transparent, essential facts about oil supplies to restore public trust.
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Carter
Schlesinger
Pawtucket
R.L
Evening Times
Prophet of running fad The Sporting Scene review
A nostalgic look recalls Roger Bannister's 1954 breakthrough and the enduring run of modern elite milers, tracing how one English medical student’s feat reshaped distance racing and inspired enduring pursuit of speed in track legends.
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New Yorker
Roger Bannister
New Castle News Publishes Local and Syndicated Content
The New Castle News lists staff and contact details including Richard Mew as president and publisher with Treadwell as treasurer. It outlines subscription rates and distribution areas in Lawrence County and notes Bannister’s historic four minute mile feat and the impact of his book The Four Minute Mile of 1955.
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Bannister
Roger Gilbert Bannister
Low mood as a complex, multifaceted concept
The piece explores how low mood spans a range from transient sadness to pervasive states that color daily life and potentially indicate a serious psychiatric illness. it notes the term's ambiguity and common misuse while distinguishing mild, persistent, and fatal forms of mood disturbance.
Low mood a complex mix of loss and biology
New Castle News reports on low mood and depressive illness, linking losses, hopelessness, and anger to vulnerable early experiences. It notes recurrent thoughts, slowed movement, and physical decline, while weighing biological and psychological causes and the difficulty of treatment and classification.
Rhodesia Divides Anglo American View After London Talks
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance spoke after meetings with British officials, signaling a likely split with Lord Carrington over Rhodesia. The narrative recalls past British responses, paratroop fantasies, and distant diplomatic squabbles dating back fourteen years, with mentions of Lord Caradon and Healey in London.
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Cyrus Vance
London
Lord Carrington
Caradon
Rhodesia
United Nations
Carrington
Lance
Denis
Edna Healey
Ian Smith
Britain
Healey
Red Devils
Bermuda
Africa
McNamara
Rhodesian independence debate and Rhodesia policy stance
The piece discusses Rhodesia's unilateral declaration of independence in 1965, Western reactions, UN sanctions, and intelligence on Soviet chrome. It argues against white minority rule, endorses a multiracial Rhodesia, praises the Freedom House observers on the 1970s election as largely free, and critiques U S officials including Vance and Young for their Rhodesia stance while suggesting a discreet soft landing. It cites Bayard Rustin and Allard Lowenstein and mentions Bishop Muzorewa and the Patriotic Front.
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United Nations
Rhodesia
Ivan
Freedom House
Bayard Rustin
Allard Lowenstein
United States
Abel Muzorewa
Patriotic Front
Queen Elizabeth
Zambia
Carrington Just
Cy Vance
BBC
House of Lords
U.S. Senate
Vance
Andrew Young
Edward Lear
Caradon
Muzorewa
Largest wilderness is Adirondack Park in New York state
The passage lists diverse facts from a broad clipping: Adirondack Park as the vast wilderness, gypsy moth female unable to fly due to body weight, a higher left handedness rate among certain inmates, Jesse James using Hannibal’s cave as a hideout, and a young Thomas Hardy earning a Royal Institute medal. notes varied trivia and literary references.
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48 States
New York State
Adirondack Park
Broadway
Hannibal
Missouri
Mark Twain
Jesse James
Thar
Thomas Hardy
Royal Institute of British Architects
Overview of learned notes on design power and public moneys
The passage surveys diverse observations from architecture design prizes to government spending and social patterns. It notes high profile figures and institutions like the Smithsonian, Fritz Kraemer, Erich von Stroheim, Gucci, Robert Moses, and gendered trends in sweat gland activity, interweaving historical anecdotes with commentary by Sydney J. Harris.
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Smithsonian Institution
America
Fritz Kraemer
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Europe
U.S. Army
Erich von
Drugs and the Devil in Modern Faith Dialogue
A reader asks if drugs increase devilish influence. Graham replies drugs dull alertness and awaken a hunger for inner peace that can become a substitute for God. Satan uses cravings to lure away from Christ, but submission to God and resisting the devil brings true joy and peace through Jesus.
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DR. Graham
D. R
God
Satan
Jesus Christ
Christ
Billy Graham
Letter to editor calls for pet owners to care for animals
Betsy Gaieer writes from New Castle lamenting a dog hit by a car on Moravia Street and left by the driver. She describes the dog’s pain, the dog warden’s limited funds, and asks owners to license pets, seek veterinary care, and place animals in homes rather than abandon them, urging collective responsibility.
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the News
Chariot
Moravia Street
New Castle
Humane Society
Betsy Gaieer
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