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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1972
Page
14
The editorial argues for action on improving emergency ambulance services citing 60000 potential annual lives saved. It supports Rep Mollohan's Medical Services Act to coordinate federal programs, fund local services, and enable helicopter ambulances, urging congressional advocacy and public demand.
Week features bouquets for the Area Recycling Group volunteers in the drive to aid the environment. Morgantown groups organize fund raising for a health center in Friendsville Maryland and public lab plans in Bobtown Pennsylvania. Morgantown Glass Co replaces a guild in a ceremony boost to the local economy while drug information service ends due to funds. Fathers are honored with Father’s Day wishes and a relaxing day ahead.
In London, Kissinger’s idea of great-power balance guides Nixon’s Moscow summit. The piece argues Vietnam disrupts the global circle, with intensified bombing and escalation as the U.S. seeks to force North Vietnam to negotiate in Paris. It questions whether Kissinger’s theory can justify such destruction and destiny of South Vietnam.
A 1972 analysis argues advanced economies face a split burden from needing both rapid technological progress and unskilled labor. It notes the Soviet Union’s tech gap and reliance on rural workers, while highlighting foreign labor roles in Japan France and Germany, creating a de facto second class citizen status across industrial nations.
Ray Martin critiques the West Virginia kindergarten program as a political misstep. He argues the plan risks unequal access by relying on church basements and transport for eligible children, undermining Headstart goals and failing to meet the 1969 exceptional education law's mandate. He questions officials' understanding of duties toward all persons with disabilities beyond age 21.
A church scene follows a gulf coast hurricane tragedy where a widow loses her husband and three children. The minister cites faith and mercy while recalling George Mattheson and Luther Bridges as examples of enduring trust amid ruin.
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