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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
5
Editorial notes Sweden reducing pollution at its source through a pipeline waste system, mercury use cutoffs, and fish to curb algae. It praises industrial openness to research, shared costs for a national pollution lab, and cooperation between industry and government to protect waters while boosting efficiency.
A discussion on how patent medicines promise happiness and excite romantic life, with FDA experts labeling a caffeine and sugar tablet as a mild stimulant equivalent to half a cup of coffee. The piece cautions readers to rely on physicians and demand clear labeling about a drug's true effects and limits.
Editors note British railways posted a 530 million profit over two years with a decline in passenger traffic halted. Passenger revenue nears freight, and investments boost comfort on faster trains reaching 125 mph. Authors question implications for U S rail service and use the word service as a hint.
Washington reports the U.S. motor vehicle population grows by about 3 million annually, reaching an estimated 110 million in the current year. Spending on highways tops $15 billion yearly to accommodate traffic, while advocates argue for mass transit as a constraint on car dominance to preserve urban life.
Washington critics claim Democrats miss the point on arms talks and fear nuclear defense, arguing ABM deployment would derail SAS negotiations. Supporters say moving ahead with ABM pressures the Soviets toward an agreement, while Nixon’s stance is hailed as realistic and effective in advancing SALT talks.
Readers respond to a May letter about protests in Washington. They defend arrests for property destruction and assault, challenge media framing, and note Armed Forces Day parades did not feature Communist backed activity.
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