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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1976
Page
4
An editorial commentary cites First Corinthians to argue that love is the greatest virtue, asserting that while God embodies love rather than faith or hope, love holds primacy in moral life. The piece emphasizes love as central to Christian teaching and daily conduct.
A stern admonition to a young cyclist who ran a red light on the square. The author warns it was illegal dangerous and stupid and that a quick arrest could have saved him from future harm and spared others from injury The piece stresses that traffic signals apply to bicycles as they do to cars for the rider’s sake.
OSHA aims to slash its own regulatory maze with a major re evaluation of standards and public hearings nationwide. Director Morton Corn plans expanded citizen input to trim tensions with employers and modernize rules amid years of criticism.
A fourteen year old writes to the editor defending the State Theater’s pricing while noting the disparity between ages three to eleven paying fifty cents and twelve to sixteen paying $1.50 for similar films. The writer suggests separate child student and adult prices to achieve fairness and urges the theater manager to propose changes to owners for consideration.
A humorous collection of diet quips lampoons dieting woes and weight watcher lore. Jokes poke fun at cravings, 30 day plans, see food diets, and the stubborn waistline with playful one liners. Notable lines imagine conversations at counters and refrigerators with light tone.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on church discipline and unruly children in services. A reader in Idaho asks about parenting in church and the balance between teaching and punishment. A finance question about a past due bill and a social cue about wearing an earring are also touched on with Abby’s direct responses.
A Montana woman asks why her husband wears a left ear piercing and Abby is advised. Manny in Manhattan notes discuss the trend with a Montana reader and a playful exchange about symbol meaning and self expression.
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