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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
5
Community action thrives as adults lead by example during Clean-Up Fix-Up Paint-Up Week in Rittman. Youth participation grows with Cub Scout and Girl Scout involvement, culminating in a rainy Saturday truck walk with about 30 RHS students canvassing town.
A veteran laments loneliness after war losses and a family tragedy. He recalls wartime memories, mentions writing two novels and a seventh song, and asks for new friends in Ohio without spanning multiple details.
The energy and environmental crises collide over how to move Alaska North Slope oil to the lower 48. Interior Secretary Morton urges conservation while Congress weighs right of way limits for the Alaskan Pipeline versus a Canadian route crossing Canada by pipeline or rail.
The article argues the United States should reduce government control on agriculture as grain stocks dwindle and overseas demand rises. It notes record net farm income, rising exports to the Soviet Union and Japan, and calls for shifting from restraint to incentive toward a free competitive market while preserving safety nets for farmers.
Editors note cautions rise as Leonid Brezhnev’s coming visit to President Nixon faces wary signals. Analysts like Walter Laqueur warn Russia may struggle to fund trade while detente risks becoming hollow as defense costs and energy concerns loom.
The text recounts how Lincoln refined his Gettysburg Address with multiple drafts. It notes his Bible influence and deliberate cadence to honor the nation’s Civil War sacrifice and ends with the addition under God as a final blessing.
Washington The American oil industry urges federal action to ease a growing gasoline shortage voiced in testimony by Frank N Ikard president of the American Petroleum Institute The industry cites rising demand limited refinery output and shifts in fuel use along with proposed measures from Congress to relax environmental rules speed up nuclear permits reduce energy use and expand oil and gas exploration and transportation infrastructure.
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