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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
2
UPI analysis argues the Calley verdict prompts debate over personal responsibility versus corporate guilt. It questions whether orders absolve individuals and warns against overreaching collective blame, urging reflection on moral conscience in America.
A reflection by Francis B. Sayre urges building civilization on durable principles beyond material power, warning that plans for lasting peace are idle without wit and grit.
The Farm Journal notes 1971 may bring volatile harvests due to weather and last summer's corn blight. The Agriculture Department aims to raise corn and soybean plantings under the 1970 act while enrollments for price supports run through April 9. Farmers must idle a portion of land to qualify for subsidies, with penalties for subpar land.
Dr. James B. Conant argues that civil-military funding shaped U S basic research from the Truman veto of 1947 through the 1950 NSF era. He notes Pentagon support grew as defense budgets rose, then waned with broader cuts, leaving a legacy of military involvement in science.
A London march by women demanding equal rights produced the slogan Make love not dinner. The Independent notes the provocative chant amid Britain's largest demonstration for gender equality and recalls the old saying about heart matters.
The article reports on Lord Eccles initiating a conference to amend the 1957 Copyright Act to create public lending rights. It notes libraries buy many titles, benefiting authors through library purchases and hardback demand, while royalties from lending have been lacking. Lawmakers, librarians, authors, and publishers plan spring meetings to craft two book categories and raise author royalties.
In Chile the municipal vote shows President Allende’s leftist coalition winning about half the ballots, a 14 point rise since his 1970 win. The Christian Democrats remain the strongest party while nationalization and foreign investment mix frame his mixed program amid U.S. relations.
New York agencies warn that some child care franchisers misrepresent offerings and exploit licensing gaps to push franchises. Harold Brown cites false pilots and claims tying to famous educators or Nixon, urging careful scrutiny of contracts and promotion tactics.
A Bearys World Business brochure outlines the day care field as high risk and capital intensive. It notes many mothers cannot afford for profit center fees and may rely on public welfare centers. It also stresses the need for expert training in child psychology nutrition and personal devotion.
The writer vents about IRS simplified Form 1040 explanations and line by line instructions. He recounts seven hours wrestling with lines 18 to 19 and Schedule A, noting the widespread complexity and the lure of using standard deduction versus itemizing.
Frank E. Kameny, a homosexual activist, announces his run for District of Columbia's nonvoting congressional seat. He says gays feel ignored in politics and compares large protests to potential war’s end, citing Dean Rusk's quote.
Washington report notes Israel’s aim to hold a broad Sinai buffer west of its borders to create a security zone against rapid Arab incursions. It explains the strategic logic of a 30 mile belt, the danger of mobilization limits, and possible concessions like leasing or a demilitarized zone as talks proceed.
Advertising figures show national listings for multiple cities including New York Chicago Detroit Atlanta Boston Charlotte Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh and others with amounts 38.13 19.08 39.78 and 3.05 dollars presented.
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