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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
4
In Washington Iowa January 11 1973 an editorial discusses Psalm 46 1 cor urges refuge and strength. It compares the TV series Doctor Marcus Welby to real physicians noting four reasons for his success and suggests family doctors may not match that glamour.
A Pennsylvania school figure’s open letter, originally published in a state magazine last year, is reprinted by a Washington reader. The piece expresses matters the author wished to vent about, with no clear identification of the writer’s exact role.
A Pennsylvania article urges fans to curb disruptive behavior at interscholastic events. It argues spectators must respect students, coaches, and officials, recognizing athletics as a classroom extension and students' rights to learn. It stresses sportsmanship, rule knowledge, and ethical conduct.
The piece reviews trailer park liability with cases where a seven year old injured after a climbing structure over pavement led to negligence ruling, and later a tree collapse deemed act of God. It notes shower room risks, assumed risk defenses, and general management duties. It also includes a local Iowa legislative note on ID badges for officials.
A compact 1972 L M Boyd column muses on hospital cost projections for the year 2000, curios about marriage rates among graduates, twin genetics, and eye blindness ratios. It also riffs on place names, tree budding timing, Julie Andrews origins, and a quip about a thrice married Illinois attorney.
Readers seek guidance on divorce grounds and breaking news to a spouse. A 24 year old mother plans returning to college while caring for a baby, while others discuss marital duties and personal growth. Abby endorses open dialogue and supports pursuing education despite parental disapproval.
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