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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1972
Page
5
Letter from Dixon High School principal responds to questions about a student smoking lounge and current student smoking on campus. He opposes lounges on health grounds, notes a responsibility to set a healthy example, cites Surgeon General and professional associations urging policies to curb smoking.
In a 1953 ASNE speech, President Eisenhower warned that arms spending diverts funds from schools hospitals and power plants. He argued a bomber cost equals a modern brick school in 30 cities, two power plants, two hospitals, and 50 miles of highway, calling it humanity hanging on a cross of iron. He also notes anti smoking lounges in schools and Illinois health education law.
A speaker argues against a proposed student smoking lounge, citing health, fire, and safety concerns. He notes Illinois safety codes and fumes the building areas, stressing that smoking should not be encouraged on campus and urges inquiry into why students smoke while maintaining respect for individuals who smoke.
London housewife Maureen Bingham recalls pushing her Royal Navy husband into spy work in 1969. The family ran up 5200 pounds in debt after bingo, pawned possessions, and expensive clothes.
A collage of sayings and facts quotes ends Bingman prison term and wife remarks. Miscellany covers Ralph Nader income 156000 with 5200 kept, Benelovent orders whites clause, education gaps for high school girls and college scholarships, David Cassidy products sales, and Partridge Family stand-in Jan Freeman.
On his deathbed writer Aldous Huxley is reported to have quoted Russian author V. V. Rozanov with the line The private life is the last stronghold of the soul. The remark underscores Huxley’s longstanding interest in spirituality and freedom of thought.
Religion Today by Ranil Stonestter describes a Sunday service through vivid scenes in the pews. It contrasts devoted attendees with those present in routine, from solemn elders to fashionably dressed teens, highlighting quiet questions about purpose and ritual.
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