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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
2
Moraine State Park regulates boating, swimming from shores, beach sunbathing, and picnics to protect visitors. Rules ban swimming from boats, food in disposable containers on beaches, and enforce fires, trash disposal, vehicle speed, horseback riding, fishing, and alcohol use to keep the lake area clean and safe for residents and tourists.
The Consumer Federation of America opposes an FDA plan to define enriched macaroni products with protein quality. It argues macaroni remains a wheat-based product with multiple farinaceous ingredients and warns that synthetic foods could blur lines with meat substitutes.
Mrs. Anna Thomson Dodge of Grosse Pointe Michigan died at 103 leaving a vast 18th century French and imperial Russian art and furniture collection. Christie's London will host a single-source sale on June 24. The estate may exceed 2.5 million dollars.
Florida lawmaker Dr. Walter J. Sackett pushes a death with dignity bill to let patients with incurable diseases die with minimal suffering. The measure would permit withholding life-prolonging treatment and allow signing a release to die at peace or by a surrogate decision if the patient cannot decide. The debate asks whether death should come naturally with physician involvement.
The discussion of a toll-free Pennsylvania Turnpike pits car drivers’ bliss against state costs. Gov. Shapp cites I-80’s impact on toll revenues and Philadelphia’s port, while promoters claim the Keystone Shortway offers a free, faster route for truckers. Analysts warn the price tag could reach about 223 million dollars to buy bonds and fund maintenance and police.
A compact meditation on public figures, memory, law, marriage, and virtue. It critiques demagogues versus prophets, generosity measured by what remains, and false memory. It notes Solon on laws and cites Lincoln irony, pondering home life, self competition, and the excess of proverbial phrases.
Commentary notes a shift from black power Panthers to Catholic radicals as defining trend. Dan Berrigan and Francine du Plessix Gray cited, while New York Times and New York Review of Books promote Catholic chic. Observer cites Vatican critique of secular culture fueling the trend and warns against ritualized “radical chic” without faith.
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