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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
2
The article argues the federal war on cancer has critics and political meddling yet praises progress in treatment, diagnosis, and prevention. It notes billions spent since 1971 and stresses that despite controversy deaths are no longer certain after a cancer diagnosis. It warns against internal strife undermining life-saving efforts.
The piece warns that New York City faces a 1.5 billion deficit with banks reluctant to lend and government aid scarce, a result of an overextended city administration. It argues smaller cities could face similar issues if residents rely too heavily on government services instead of self-help.
A Thomas County resident argues alcohol is a major national problem. The letter cites rising per capita use, health harms, driving crashes, and societal costs, plus biblical references and concerns about youth drinking and peer pressure.
A humorous essay contrasts morning worriers with night worriers. The author argues morning anxiety is harsher socially while night worry gains sympathy, describing personal shifts from night to morning worrying and ending with the cure: get up.
A meditation on the morning person, early routines, and anxiety about being late. The writer recalls lying in bed to worry, labeling the morning worrier as a grouch, and contrasts it with the night worker who bears the burden of the human condition. The piece ends with a flip to action after getting up.
In Washington a Telegraph of record notes that Ford faces Arab scepticism after the Mayaguez rescue. Kissinger defends Nixon era assurances to Thieu as not binding commitments. The Holt aided Mayaguez rescue used a jury rigged gun after a missing part. The piece cites congressional and Senate actions on energy and foreign policy.
Marianne Means reports on Udall and poll data showing voters favor familiar figures over newcomers as 1976 candidates emerge. Kennedy leads with 36 percent, Wallace 15, others under 2 percent. debates over name recognition and primaries persist as spring nears.
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