Not Being Earnest and the Work Ethic Paradox
Social researchers Dubin and France argue that workers in low valued routine jobs separate self esteem from their work. They suggest such employees perform mechanical tasks effectively without emotional or intellectual investment in the job. This detachment may shift willingness to invest effort to family and leisure while still promising rising pay over time.
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Robert Dubin
William A. France
California
Michigan
Gate arrival concept redefines airport design
Kansas City adopts a $250 million airport plan opening in November featuring a gate arrival concept. One level C shaped clusters form a triangle, allowing drivers to park near the aircraft and passengers to walk about 33 terminal steps to boarding.
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Kansas City
Chis
One Last Chance to Change the System Warns Nichols
Wilbert Nichols a Black History professor at Cuyahoga Community College Ohio warns that the upcoming presidential election could determine future political outcomes If Nixon wins in 1972 Agnew could be president in 1976 and 1980 making meaningful change impossible He cautions readers to act before 1984 arrives.
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Wilbert Nichols
Cuyahoga Community College
Ohio
Nixon
Agnew
Vitamin A for skin care risks and guidelines discussed
Dear Dr Lamb reviews mixed views on using Vitamin A for oily skin and hair. He cautions that excess intake can cause toxicity with symptoms like appetite loss fatigue and hair loss, recommending a daily limit around 25 000 IU and noting 5 000 IU daily as a safe baseline for adults while acknowledging dietary sources.
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Dr. Lamb
American Medical Assa
Dr Lamb balanced diet booklet request
Readers are instructed to send questions to Dr. Lamb via the newspaper address and to request a copy of his Balanced Die booklet by sending 50 cents to the same P O Box in New York.
Life and Faith in Christ From 1 John Passages
A meditation on eternal life through belief in the Son of God. The text contrasts possessing life with rejecting the Son and cites Jesus' declaration that he came to offer abundant life to believers.
Give the Right Book To the Right Person Hal Boyle
New York columnist Hal Boyle extols books as ideal Christmas gifts stressing their lasting value and ease of giving. He suggests selecting titles matched to recipients, including playful examples like Open Marriage for Zsa Zsa Gabor and Jonathan Livingstone Seagull for a parrot.
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New York
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Jonathan Livingstone Seagull
Parrot
Today In History and Pop Culture Smashups
Friday December 22, 1972 marks the 357th day of the year with references to Alfred Dreyfus, James Oglethorpe, and Vitellius, alongside names like Nixon Kissinger Carson and Fischer. The item blends historical milestones with book and film titles and noted public figures.
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Aristotle Onassis
Maria Callas
Henry A. Kissinger
Thieu
Vietnam
Norman Vincent Peale
J. Paul Getty
Spiro Agnew
Alfred Dreyfus
Nixon
Dreyfus
Omar Nelson
Bradley
George McGovern
Long Island
Joyce Brothers
Johnny Carson
Dark Horse
John Con
Vitellius
Colony of
Georgia
James Oglethorpe
London
Ismail
Russia
Rangoon
Burma
North Vietnam
Kennedy Moves to Center as Nixon Wins Big
In a sober tone, Ted Kennedy avoids partisan lecturing and instead mirrors the public verdict. He extends good will to Nixon, emphasizing the people’s choice and the need for constructive cooperation in the new Congress.
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Washington
NEA
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Nixon
Congress
Kennedy
John
Dwight
D. Lisenhower
Jean F. Kennedy
Senate
Ike
Meet the Press
Adai Stevenson
Mr. Nixon
Migration to cities reshapes elderly respect and policy
AP analyst surveys urban shift over two decades raising elder needs. Inflation and longer lifespans push Social Security boosts and wider exemptions. Beginning January a minimum benefit ranges 80 to 170 dollars monthly for long workers, with 2100 possible exempt earnings in 1973 amid higher payroll taxes.
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John Cunniff
New York
Personal Finance: If Selected Call the Police
Carlton Smith reports on a Tulsa class action against a life insurance style specialty policy firm. Victims claim overpriced policies misrepresented guarantees of profits and tax free dividends. Suit seeks 1.5 million in damages plus punitive costs. call police if approached by such salesmen.
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Tulsa, Okla
Tulsa
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Quick Quiz: Comet Visibility and Moon Sound
A quick science Q and A notes comets are visible for a few weeks. It also states there is no sound on the moon because its atmosphere is too thin to carry sound waves.
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Moon
Oregon Trail Start Point in Pioneer Days
Independence Missouri served as the starting point for the Oregon Trail, which stretched about 2000 miles to the Oregon Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Oregon Territory
Question and Answer Quiz on Political and Royal Topics
A quiz query asks for Benjamin Franklin's highest post, the royal house of Queen Elizabeth, and how many racehorses won the Triple Crown. Answers: Postmaster General. Windsor. eight horses, with the last victory in 1948.
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Benjamin Franklin
Britain
Elizabeth
Windsor
Oswego Palladium Times Classified Notice Summary
Entry from the Oswego Palladium Times rates and notices listing subscription prices, carrier routes, and advertising arrangements. Mentions publisher Clark Morrison III and a note on association with Thomson Newspapers.
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Os Palladium
Oswgo Times
Clark Morrison
Oswego
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Berry
Hal Boyle
THE
Associated Press
Ally
Bobby Fischer
Ames
Boris Spassky
Greening of America
Phyllis Diller
President Nixon
Word
Marga
Gloria
Steinem
Pat
Jwon
Bartlett
Archie Bunker
Jackie Onassis
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Howard Hughes
Tha Futura
Lyndon B. Johnson
Far East
U.S
Thailand
South Vietnam
Kurt Waldheim
Austria
United Nations
Bruce Biossat
Business Mirror
MR. Buller
By Roger Bollen
Carlton Smith
the Palladium -Times
West First St
N. Y
Oswego, WN. Y
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Bes Plaines
Des Plaines
Thomson Newspapers
Inn
Associated Ww
Palladian
Associated
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