Four kinds of love highlighted by Father Duggan
Mohave County Miner publisher C. R. Waters prints a Father Patrick Duggan talk on four kinds of love. Parental love, love of neighbor, love of God, and love in daily life are discussed with emphasis on sacrifice, involvement, and practice to heal broken homes and social strife.
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C. R. “Dick
Waters
Mohave County
Kingman
Arizona
Miner
Patrick Duggan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Duggan
God
Mr. Agnew
Lower Speed Limits Urged for Safer Roads and Cleaner Air
Experts link higher highway fatality rates to faster speeds and pollution from autos. Arizona faces air quality concerns and potential fuel shortages, prompting calls to reduce speed limits on major highways to save lives and conserve gas. The public would likely accept minor travel inconvenience for safety gains.
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Arizona
Future homes and cities in a robotic age
Harriet Van Horne humorously critiques future tech and urban life. She jokes about robot maids with three hands and surrogate pregnancies, warns of automated mayhem, and envisions ecumenopolitan cities from Boston to Los Angeles shaped by Toynbee and Thring.
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Harriet van Horne
M.W. Thring
University of Sheffield
England
Lucrezia Borgia
Arnold Toynbee
Sahara
Himalayas
Prof
Toynbee
Texas
Los Angeles
Remember why the people voted against George McGovern
A reader recalls the 1972 election context and reasons for voting Nixon over McGovern. The note cites concerns about McGovern being soft on Communism, potential policy missteps, and staff independence, contrasted with Nixon’s perceived efficiency and business savvy amid Watergate scandals. Scottsdale, Arizona.
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United States
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
Nixon
McGovern
China
Red China
Russia
White House
George
Mr. Nixon
James E. Odenkirk
Scottsdale
Illusions Die As World Moves On
A reflective piece laments fading ideals after Watergate and Israel's vulnerability. The author notes disillusionment among youth and leaders, recalls Israeli soldiers and Meir, and suggests focusing on improving personal worlds to curb wars and corruption.
Seiberling calls for 65 year retirement rule for Congress
Akron's John F. Seiberling argues in American Legion magazine that the calendar, not the voter, should decide when a congressman leaves office. At 54 he says the job is too hard for the aged and supports mandatory retirement at 65, but critics note voter choice.
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Akron
John F. Seiberling
Seiberling
American Legion
Congress
Rep. Seiberling
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
White House
Ben Franklin
Athens Woman Found Guilty of Shiplifting
An Athens woman has been found guilty in a shiplifting case in Athens Ohio. The verdict was delivered after a trial held in county court, with prosecutors presenting evidence of misappropriated shipments. The defendant faces sentencing in the coming weeks.
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Athens
Ohio
Messenger
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