Motorcycle safety rules for young riders and parents guidance
An editorial discusses parental decisions on motorcycles and offers safety rules from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. It lists training gear, helmet use, lane position, stopping, passing margin, durable clothing, and defensive riding tips to prevent deaths and crashes. It notes high casualty statistics and urges proper instruction and precautions.
A Man Who Knows Outdoors Dave Bair and His Family
Dave S Bair runs a Greenville one man ad agency and works with local clients like First National Bank of Lawrence County He shares outdoor tips with readers and is proud of daughter Vicki's medical school graduation and son Eric an intense fisherman The column recounts his simple joy of taking his boys on woodland walks and fishing trips.
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Dave S. Bair
Greenville
First National Bank
Lawrence County
Bair
Vicki
Eric
The
Outdoor Journal
Walk in the Woods Arm and Heart of Fathers and Boys
An informal guide to taking neighborhood kids on a woods walk, describing how mothers consent to two hour breaks while boys explore wildlife, signs, plants, tracks, and simple questions. A note on community, sharing, and the joy the activity brings to fathers, mothers, and even visiting parents. The piece ends with Shaw Family plans to entertain muscular dystrophy patients and a nod to a friend lending a fishing rod.
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Penn's
Pennsylvania
Shenango
Shaw
Volant
Mercer
Lawrence
Beaver
Butler
Byron McConnell
West
Byron
U S Union Domination of Canadian Labor
Analysis notes that in 1969 about 65 percent of Canadian union membership was structurally affiliated with U S international unions. American led unions guide priorities, and under U S law the Canadian affiliate is viewed as part of the U S international. Layoffs may flow from U S parent to Canadian subsidiaries to protect U S jobs, risking Canada’s employment, competitiveness, and growth.
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U.S
Columbia Journal of World Business
U.S. International
United States
Canada
I. A. Lituak C. J. Maule
Women Cab Drivers Race To Break Job Barriers In New York
Caroline Bird notes a trend as June graduates and other women challenge traditional roles by entering cab driving and other male dominated jobs. The piece argues higher pay and independence tempt women away from marriage and old expectations, transforming New York’s labor market.
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New York
Caroline Bird
Treat People As People Not Members of Any Group
Editorial urges viewing individuals as unique persons rather than labeling them by race religion or national origin, advocating fairness and respect in social and civic interactions. It calls for inclusive language and actions that recognize shared humanity and equal rights.
Chefs Derby 72 Pie in the Sky in US Election Spin
Holmes Alexander weighs McGovern and Nixon in a satirical recipe for 1972. He mocks peace dividends, defense job guarantees, Great Society cuts, and tax plans while predicting a tight race with both parties serving political pie.
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George McGovern
Richard Nixon
McGovern
Defense
Aerospace Industries
Nixon
Congress
Holmes Alexander
Stress and the Silent Self in Successful Men
A reader asks why many successful men die in their 50s and 60s. The piece argues that stress from self withholding temperament drives heart risk, as opposed to overwork or diet. It links fewer heart attacks in women to greater self disclosure and emotional sharing.
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New Orleans
New Castle News Publication Details
The New Castle News published by The News Company at 27.35 North Mercer Street announces daily circulation with Sunday exceptions. It offers home delivery, stand sales, and mail rates for Lawrence County and beyond, plus foreign rate requests.
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The
News Company
North Mercer Street
Lawrence County
U.S.A
GIT Debate Gathers Steam in Pennsylvania Legislature
Mason Denison reports on the heated push for a graduated income tax in Pennsylvania. Governor Shapp backs House Bill 1 to abolish the state’s current tax with a constitutional change, while Republicans largely oppose it. The measure faces an extended path through two legislatures and a voter referendum, with support and opposition from business groups and civic organizations shaping the debate.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Legislative Conference Committee
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania
Mason Denison
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