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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1971
Page
2
Sparser text shows a postal notice from Thomasville Georgia about change of address procedures. It lists Madison Street and a PO Box 450 in Thomasville with a 226 2400 telephone line for departments. Mentions sales tax rates, symphon prices, and editor Lycar L. Edward Kelly Jr. June 16 1971.
A historical opinion piece argues higher education faces an era shift amid financial strain and political influence. It links elementary schooling quality to college success, critiques liberal campus leadership, and urges stronger foundational learning to sustain U.S. education. DO YOU KNOW?
An energy authority warns a substantial demand supply gap for natural gas will emerge within years. By 1985 the shortfall could reach about 11 trillion cubic feet annually, roughly half the U S gas output today, unless exploration incentives and access to offshore and Alaskan leases shift and deepen. The text stresses higher exploration costs, remote frontier risks, and financial viability as key factors shaping future gas supplies.
A Charleston newspaper opinion argues the American taxpayer faces hostile conditions and urges forming a society to protect taxpayers as a endangered group amid harsh treatment.
Washington column details John Ehrlichman's criticism of CBS correspondent Dan Rather and alleged threats to have him fired. Ehrlichman denied demanding personnel changes, saying he was critical but did not imply firing. CBS officials stressed Rather's job security and sought to reassure him after the meeting with Salant.
The observer recalls midcentury memories where family status was gauged by living room lighting. A childhood theme recounts potatos peels, bold Teddy Roosevelt teeth, and small town rituals, ending with a question about counting reading lamps to gauge elegance.
Joan Chamberlain argues a two China policy remains impossible if Red China enters the United Nations. Chiang Kai-shek’s refusal to yield prestige could force Free China from the Security Council, redrawing Asia’s balance and provoking upheaval from Japan to India. Senator Peter Dominick casts doubt on trade with Beijing, warning of Communist market control and continued oppression of the Chinese people.
A humorously satirical plan envisions Depress-O-Rama a Depression era themed attraction. It lampoons old time scarcity and public institutions with props like Bank closures Breadlines and a Walk Three Miles to School guided tour. The scheme cites grandiose plans and mock prizes highlighting economic nostalgia.
Aries advises using a close tie to gain trusted advice and to work efficiently with it. Taurus hints at discreet data gathering and witty social outings. Gemini suggests planning travel with a friend and refining a new machine. Moon Children seek guidance from higher-ups and reconcile with a partner. Leo favors morning talks with an associate and applying new ideas constructively. Virgo aims to improve team conditions and boost efficiency. Libra advises gentility to opinionated allies and charming entertaining. Scorpio stresses pleasing a key home figure and cooperative work. Sagittarius values sincere compliments to unlock fast support and check travel and utilities. Capricorn promotes listening to kin and studying a new system for abundance. Aquarius notes clearer thinking and social renewal. Pisces urges quick action on a good idea and caution against pushy sellers. Also a note about an 18 born child with college planning.
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