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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges pause on higher school taxes as city and county maintain dual systems with costly busing and fragmented administration. It cites federal mandates, lack of referenda, and racial integration pressures, calling for economical reforms and delaying tax increases.
Early in the year the American Petroleum Institute reported U S oil use in 1970 at an all time high more than 5 4 billion barrels a 51 percent rise since 1960 Daily petroleum needs equate to filling 62 000 railroad tank cars a train 500 miles long The oil industry argues it keeps the country supplied while critics push environmental and tax concerns and threaten new energy sources The best source of energy truth is the oilmen who move the oil to consumers every day.
Virginia Senator Harry F Byrd Jr urges a constitutional amendment to end life tenure for federal judges and require eight year terms with Senate reconfirmation. The plan would not affect sitting justices and faces likely hurdles in the Judiciary Committee.
An analysis contrasts the White House’s restrained, republican symbolism with the expansive Lyndon Baines Johnson School of Public Affairs in Austin. It notes the LBJ building’s seven story Great Hall, a 34 foot Presidential seal, extensive photo displays, and an Oval Office replica. The piece argues the LBJ design embodies secular immortality while a president is bound to citizens.
HAL BOYLE sketches life with Mary a talented home economist whose projects end unfinished. An antique rug, a coat fabric left since 1968, and a dishwashing delay amid a 22 month old interruption frame a humorous portrait of domestic quirks and mutual tolerance.
Billy Graham writes that a Christian should not isolate from society. Jesus did not flee the world and sent followers as ambassadors to win others, sharing fellowship rather than walls, citing John 17:15 and example of dining with publicans and sinners.
A humorous verse contrasts being out of love with being in love. It critiques social expectations and communication in romantic life, poking at clichés about apologies, misunderstandings, and the absurdities of modern affection.
A chaotic string of absurd vignettes links unhappiness to a bus mistake, forgotten gifts, celebrity questions, accidental debt, and odd everyday misfortunes. The narrator repeats intolerance for endless sugar and sentiment, ending with a relentless chorus of disgust and irony.
A satirical meditation contrasts happiness with money fame and envy. It critiques sugar coated success and claims misery lies in withholding emotion and vulnerability while money cannot buy true contentment or escape from social judgments.
The daily zodiac notes advise Aries to delve into details of new work and contact a helpful new link. Taurus should act quickly to meet obligations and devote humor to loved ones. Gemini seeks better understanding with a distant associate while enjoying later amusement. Moon Children should improve daily labor results and speed up communications. Leo should reclaim past pleasures while showing restraint and effectiveness. Virgo suggests home improvements and wardrobe care. Libra favors shopping and community outreach. Scorpio finds finances easier and uses intuition for correct answers. Sagittarius plans for the future and builds valuable contacts. Capricorn studies before starting a new project and seeks harmony at home. Aquarius should work on personal aims with helpful friends. Pisces handles career and credit to impress a partner or mentor. Advice for children highlights directness, patience, and guidance from capable authorities.
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