Lee E. Kelly and L. Edward Kelly Jr Editorial Leaders
Publisher Lee E. Kelly and editor L. Edward Kelly Jr. lead the editorial desk. Their roles shape opinion pieces and newsroom direction.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
2
Publisher Lee E. Kelly and editor L. Edward Kelly Jr. lead the editorial desk. Their roles shape opinion pieces and newsroom direction.
Aiken South Carolina murder of two motorbike club members described as brutal with hog tying and throat slashing. The piece likens it to past Georgia homicides in Thomas County and argues deranged minds and narcotics factors drive such violence.
United Press International notes Attorney General Mitchell has issued only two subpoenas to reporters since last summer and now forbids indiscriminate use. The shift follows protests over mandatory notes and film submission to grand juries. The Dallas Times Herald urges continued protection of press freedom.
President Nixon commends Bowater Southern Paper officials for plans to create pocket wilderness areas in timberlands. Tracts kept natural with only hikers trails and linked to harvesting operations. emphasizes preservation before development. Chattanooga Times notes small sites as vital, urges planned protection.
The piece argues that 25 top American corporations paid 6.3 billion in income taxes in 1967 and that federal spending for education and welfare rose. It contends profits sustain government programs and jobs, noting attacks on profits grow less sensible as welfare state obligations rise.
A conservative view argues Iran executes drug pushers to curb heroin, noting 86 executions since 1969 and claiming the approach pressures success more than U.S. policy. It cites U.S. plans for education rehabilitation and prosecution, warns of rising heroin addiction, and imagines public gallows in major cities as a stark, if controversial, deterrent.
Hal Boyle notes that age is often defined by others more than by years. After 60, signs of aging appear as promotions favor younger workers, jokes at the water cooler, and assumptions about health and behavior. The social verdict accelerates aging more than physical change, making one feel old despite personal feelings.
On this date June 22 1971 the history list recalls France declaring war on Russia in 1812 Napoleon's abdication in 1815 the DOJ creation in 1870 the coronation of King George V in 1911 Joe Louis title win in 1937 the Soviet veto in 1962 Ambassador Stevenson Latin American policy update and Gaulle Soviet alliance remark in the 1960s.
Observations on EPA pollution rules clash with boating culture and coastal sewage realities. The piece notes holding tank limits, uneven enforcement, and the cost of on board treatment, plus engine exhaust concerns and a gypsy moth outbreak testing Ecology Club patience.
An essay on how a stalled car reveals stereotypes and behaviors among drivers. The narrator notes the reactions of businessmen, women, hard hats, eggheads, policemen, and hippies, highlighting who offers help and who ignores the stuck vehicle while observing broader social traits.
Wednesday’s zodiac notes emphasize diplomacy and planning with kin for Aries. Taurus should stamp civic duty then enjoy a social evening with friends. Readers learn to seek harmony, plan futures, and follow thoughtful actions for each sign. The column invites births and requests one dollar for Carroll Righter’s July forecast.
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