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Newspaper
Red Bluff Daily News
Location
Red Bluff, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1972
Page
4
A McGovern delegate meeting prompts reflection that democracy is slow and factional. The piece argues voters will seek self interest beyond two parties, affecting both foreign and domestic policy as campaigns resolve and outcomes become clear.
Reader asks about ulcer type personality and stress. Advice stresses realistic lifestyle changes, not fear, and notes ulcers can appear in various temperaments. Ear pain linked to jaw misalignment, grinding, or temporomandibular joint dysfunction with modern dental evaluation. A booklet on alcoholism offered by Dr Lester Coleman.
Analysis notes most of the 10 nominees are top business figures with vast outside duties. Jerome H. Holland and Juanita M. Kreps are the exception with fulltime roles at Duke and as ambassador to Sweden. Critics questions whether such busy figures can adequately serve stockholders and the public.
Washington column reports on a Dallas based firm Resalab and its operator KNUTE Knighton using access to the FAA to push multi million dollar contracts. It details loans, travel, and favors involving John Mercer and company executives, plus a federal grand jury inquiry and resignations.
The piece discusses rising service sector productivity versus manufacturing. It cites John R. Beckett arguing volume efficiencies can apply to services, not just goods, and suggests education and surgery could use automation like video tapes. He warns future gains depend on coupling services with manufacturing.
Buckley reports a shift in AFTRA policy as the union abandons mandatory membership. The change allows dues as a condition for air access, potentially enabling reporters and announcers to resist city-wide newspaper strikes without risking dismissal. The development follows a legal brief from AFTRA amid First Amendment questions.
In June 13 1942 notes manager Fritz Brandt eyes a season opening second half win over the Orland Cubs at the local high school diamond. The 2:30 p.m. game could tie Red Bluff for first with the Chico-Redding winner and full strength Cats aim to gain early momentum.
On this date in history many events are noted including Suez Canal turnover by Britain to Egypt in 1956, Columbus discovery of Martinique in 1502, and Pershing in Paris in 1917. Birthdays include Red Grange. Beverly Hills report quotes LaDonna Harris criticizing both parties for oppressing American Indians.
Crossword clues listed by THOMAS JOSEPH across and down with many broken entries and partial phrases. The page presents a themed puzzle section including Egyptian Christian Solicitude Became tasteless Lifer's only hope and other paired hints across 1 to 41 with down entries.
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