07 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Port Angeles Evening News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
1
Port Angeles Evening News lists Edward B Webster 1848 1936 Charles N Webster 1903 1949 Esther A Webster president and publisher Marlin B Spencer Helene Phifer editor and associate publisher controller Monday June 7 1971-2
The editorial urges Port Angeles residents to vote yes or no in the Port Angeles School District 21 bond election tomorrow. It explains state law requires 40 percent turnout and 60 percent approval to validate, and details a 7.451 million dollar construction and remodeling program with a 41 percent state match. It notes Roosevelt Junior High and Washington Elementary need modernization and urges turnout to prevent loss of funds.
Attorney General John N. Mitchell says it is perfectly possible that Spiro Agnew will not be Nixon’s running mate in 1972. Historical patterns show vice presidents often were renominaled or replaced, with examples from Burr to Sherman and Garner to Nixon, suggesting a pendulum toward renomination. We shall see how events unfold.
Dr Eugene Scheimann reflects on faith healers and positive thinking in aging, noting mind body links while stressing timely medical care. He weighs food preservatives, advising cautious eating and preference for natural foods to preserve health.
Superintendent Louis Bruno led a private industry study in Auburn to audit non instruction operations. The project, funded by Bruno and partners, involved 10 to 16 industry experts reviewing bus fleets food service purchasing and maintenance. Early results suggest potential 10 percent transport savings, with staffing and scheduling adjustments noted. Officials say space limits and procurement constraints limit full adoption, but the experiment will broaden to other districts.
Reader letter from Charles Herring Jr. defends robust news coverage of school board actions and criticizes director Robert Boyd for questioning sources. He urges keeping advance notices and press access. A second note from Meriko Hayashi thanks the paper after reuniting a lost Lakeland terrier found after a bluff fall and long search.
Russ Farrell recalls a Sunday interview with his wife a cocktail waitress who describes life on skid row and up in the northeast side. She explains the drink meal rule discrimination and recounts fights with customers while reflecting on family, boxing, and looking back on a logger past.
Louise Cook recounts six years of study failing to prepare for real life in Paris. The writer admits stumbling over essentials like nail polish remover, lighter refills, and wine labels, learning only through awkward missteps and eventual breakthroughs in practical vocabulary.
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