Volunteers power the community through action and unity
The piece highlights countless local volunteers from Westminster College students to Ford Motor Company employees and new groups like Big Brothers of Lawrence County. It notes national centers urging civic service and cites stories of individuals launching programs, aiding prisoners, supporting education, and building facilities. It also follows Ruth Hunter and Jonathan Round meeting at a local Friday morning scene near Paper Mill Bridge.
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West Side
St. Francis Hospital
National Center For Voluntary Action
Washington, D.C
Big Brothers of
Lawrence County
IOU Inc
New Castle
Ford Motor Co
Ford
U.S. Blind Golfers Association
Jon Dodds and community scenes mix music and memories
A young musician Jon shares his philosophy of authenticity and audience connection while friends and family shape his path. He embraces natural foods, reflects on college, and notes his late father. A 50th anniversary gathers at First Presbyterian Church as Rev Marshall sings.
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Jon
Detroit
Macomb County
Community College
Warren
Mich
Flaherty Field
Andrew M. Dodds
First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall
Rev. F. Dickson Marshall
Birthday Prayer for Sara and Andy Dodds
A reflective note recalls a Saturday weekend with memories of outdoorsman Andy Dodds, his county hall battles, and home chores left undone while happiness comes from a planned extra vacation week. The piece contrasts personal loss with everyday joys and a musician’s song shared by Rev. Marshall.
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Sara
Andy Dodds
Mr. Marshall
Andy
Nixon Mexico Summit Faces Salinity and Trade Debates
Editorial notes President Nixon will host Mexico's President Luis Echeverria Alvarez for a state visit marked by cordial talks and a White House dinner. Key issues include Colorado River salinity, border irrigation, and a value added tariff program affecting 50,000 Mexican jobs and $350 million in exports, facing AFL-CIO objections and pending federal legislation.
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Nixon
China
Moscow
Luis Echeverria Alvarez
Mexico
Washington
U.S
White House
New York
San Antonio
Chicago
Los Angeles
Rio Grande
Colorado
State Department
Ind
James A. Burke
Mass
Senate Finance
House
Ways and Means
Driving drunk costs licenses to curb highway deaths
Rawly Wilson argues in the N. C. Times that drunk driving fuels accidents and deaths and urges states to harshly punish repeat offenders. He says lengthy license suspensions and compulsory treatment are essential, noting licenses are a valued remedy to stop highway killings.
Shapp may not secure Pennsylvania delegation chairmanship
Pennsylvania Democrats delayed naming a delegation chairman at a meeting dominated by selecting 45 additional delegates. Governor Shapp, despite expected leadership, faced a vote delay as Dennis E Thiemann and party chiefs work to line up support before Miami Beach and the Democratic National Convention.
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Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Miami Beach
Nixon
Democratic State Committee
Shapp
Dennis E
Harvey) Thiemann
Thiemann
Rem
Messr. Thiemann
Muskie
Maine
Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia
Rizzo
Regulation Ends Deceptive Quotations In Ads For Theater
A New York City regulation by the Department of Consumer Affairs bans deceptive quotations in stage and film advertisements. The piece recalls the practice of dotting quotes to mislead audiences and notes how critics’ words were often quoted out of context.
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New York Dept. of Consumer Affairs
Abie
New York
New Haven group aids terminal patients with home-like hospice
A New Haven coalition forms Hospice Inc as a home on the way for 70 terminally ill patients modeled on English hospices. It brings families into care to reduce loneliness, offering human dignity, personal mind, and end-of-life preparation framed by faith and reminiscence.
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New Haven
Hospice, Inc
General Hospital
SALT talks spark Senate scrutiny over warhead limits
Jeffrey Hart argues the SALT accord fails to freeze nuclear forces as claimed. He notes Soviet 313 SS-9 missiles with 20 warheads each could yield thousands of warheads, challenging U S and Soviet parity. He predicts senators will press for reservations to limit multiwarhead upgrades.
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Congress
New York Times
Times
U.S
U.S.S.R
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Capitol Hill
Jeffrey Hart
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Matilda Frump
Evening Bugle
Christopher News
Salt and Congress
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