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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1971
Page
4
Washington Iowa editorial reflects on 1971 as a year of change and effort and expresses optimism for 1972. It highlights local programs for mentally retarded and physically handicapped residents, including Prairie Flower school and Rolling Meadows activity center, and urges county supervisors to fund modest support for residents served there.
A light year end note claims 196 million Americans were not arrested in 1971 89 million married people did not file for divorce 115 million maintained formal religious affiliation 75 million paid income taxes totaling over 160 billion dollars 75 million students did not riot and 9 million teachers preachers and professors did not strike riot or advocate government overthrow.
A reader argues for love over condemnation in Christian practice and praises Rev. Robert Wilcox as a compassionate, Bible-based preacher. The letter endorses tolerance of differing views and notes support from the Spring Run United Methodist Church Young Adult Sunday School Class.
Dear Abby answers reader worries about a teen kiss and bragging, a custody and child support conflict, and school discipline. She advises against rushing conclusions and urges open discussion with partners and educators.
United Press International notes Friday December 31 1971 as the last day of the year with a full Moon and visible planets. The entry also mentions historical note of 1879 when Thomas Edison gave…
The Washington Evening Journal details its publication schedule and offices in Washington Iowa. It lists staff including David Elder president and editor William Shannon vice president and advertising director and Charles Morris managing editor. Subscription and delivery rates are provided for carrier and mail in various areas. Mentions associated press and press associations.
A 1971 L. M. Boyd collection compiles quirky musings on elephants tusk growth bridge gossip marriage odds soap operas and small facts. It cites public figures and everyday curiosities with a wry midcentury voice from Fort Worth.
In a three diamonds vulnerable auction the correct responses vary by hand. For five hands the recommended lines are: 1 Double, 2 Pass, 3 Three notrump, 4 Four diamonds, 5 Four spades with flexibility between three and four spades based on risk and exuberance.
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