An Optimist's View of America by Elmore Patterson
The Morgan Guaranty Trust chairman Elmore C. Patterson offers an optimistic take on America noting problems like Vietnam era crime drugs and pollution but arguing progress is cumulative and possible. He highlights corporate social responsibility Business Week awards and the growing education effect in expanding the middle class while stressing steady work to improve society.
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Elmore C. Patterson
The
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
America
Mr. Patterson
Patterson
Business Week
Dow Chemical Co
Hallmark Cards Inc
Colorado Economic Development Association
International Business Machines Corp
Leon Sullivan
Irene Pave
Toward self fulfillment in The Liberation of Women
Center Magazine argues that women's liberation aims to reveal core nature and free women to fulfill themselves. It asserts liberation from legal barriers and false self concepts, enabling self discovery and authentic identity.
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Center Magazine
New Castle News and Editorial Notes on Society and Health Insurance
The New Castle News presents a mix of staff roles, subscriptions, and editorial reflections on gender and social attitudes. It includes a long aside on how confronting gender, interpersonal relations, and the term sex object frames women as persons, not objects. It closes with McVille Iowa Record citing a claim that national health insurance would cost families around $1,000 annually versus Blue Cross at about $400.
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Mcville
Iowa
Directory of Lawrence County towns and post offices
A compact county overview lists New Castle as county seat in Lawrence County with its boroughs and townships. It outlines surrounding counties, unincorporated places, rural routes, post offices and branches, nearby state parks, golf courses, major roads, and competing newspapers. The note credits Turk Pierce for compiling the material for reporters new to the area.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Ellwood City
New Wilmington
Bessemer
Wampum
Ellport
Volant
South New Castle
New Beaver
Enon Valley
Pulaski
Wilmington
Washington
Taylor
Plain Grove
Scott
Hickory
Slippery Rock
Perry
Wayne
Little Beaver
North Beaver
Mahoning
Union
Neshannock
Shenango
Mercer County
Butler County
Beaver County
Big Beaver
Mercer
Butler
Beaver
Sauth
Pennsylvania
Columbiana
Ohio
New Bedford
Villa Maria
Frizeleburg
Pulaski Township
Fayette
Neshannock Falls
Wilmington Township
Drake
Washington Township
Brent
Plain Grove Township
Harlansburg
Eliot Mills
Scott Township
East Brook
Hickory Township
Rose Point
Princeton
Slippery Rock Township
Pleasant Still
Peery Township
Wurtemburg
Chewton
Park Gate
Wayne Township
West Pittsburg
Taylor Township
Energy
Castlewood
Mahoningtown
Neshannock Township
Union Township
Kings Chapel
Mt. Jackson
Edinburg
Yiclding
Portersville
Perry Township
Forbell
Sharon
Greater
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Ellwood City Ledger
New Wilmington Globe
Youngstown Vindicator
Pittsburgh Press and Post-Gazette
Press, Vindicator
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sharon Herald
Buller Eagle
Beaver County Times
Beaver Falls
Slippery Rock Creek
Shenango River
Big Run
Neshannock Creek
Turk Pierce
Pardridge on U.S. debt figures and inflation risk
William D Pardridge, an economist from Stanardsville Virginia, analyzes new 1971 debt data from the U S Department of Commerce. He notes rising public and private debt as inflation persists and warns that a debt production ratio favors debt over production, signaling danger if consumption of capital outpaces creation. He cites 1967 through 1971 figures including nearly two trillion dollars total debt and a 6 percent corporate interest bill estimated at 49.6 billion.
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Avery Spring
William D. Pardridge
Washington
Stanardsville
U.S. Department of Commerce
Pardridge
U.S
Debts push profits but debt ratios rise warns Pardridge
Economist Pardridge argues corporate debt grows faster than profits with 1967 to 1972 debt production ratios rising from 2.03 to 2.26. He contends rising debt drives inflation and calls for redefining money supply to include mass credit while planning a major multi-author book and debates with lawmakers.
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Pardridge
Parttridge
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Adam Smith
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Saps Pardridge
Rome
No mercy for outsiders only when in power
Sydney J. Harris argues that all groups commit brutality when in power, while outsiders face injustice. He notes cycles of retaliation in Pakistan and Bangladesh, Belfast, and colonial religious conflicts, urging universal application of law and mercy to both outsiders and insiders to prevent revolutions from simply swapping injustices.
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Bangladesh
Belfast
Kitter
New World
Atrcan
Sydney J. Harris
PAVE Aims to Help Veterans Seek Education and Jobs
A judge set aside a young Vietnam veteran’s armed robbery conviction in Dade County and found him a paid trainee medical technology position. Pennsylvania’s PAVE program, led by Gary Wood, expands veterans into higher education using GI Bill benefits, noting only about 13.5 percent of eligible Vietnam vets are enrolled in four year or community colleges and 28.3 percent in any post high school training. PAVE operates 69 counseling centers with 14 veteran volunteers guiding veterans to schools or training, assisting with diplomas, admissions, and goal setting through state school channels and the Bureau of Employment Security.
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Dade County
Florida
Pennsylvania
PAVE
Council For Human Services
Gary Wood
The
Commonwealth
Wood
Bureau of
Mason Dentsug
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