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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
4
A reflective piece contrasts past and present youth attitudes about authority. It cites quotes on living daily as if last and trusting others, then discusses how modern youth seek conspicuous defiance rather than personal freedom. It notes rebellion often seems valued over its outcomes.
Mike Zachs and Kathy Fisher will lead the County Historical tour starting at the Haskins store at 2:00 p.m. Zachs, son of a Highland township family, is a history expert whose master’s thesis focused on local origins. The Historical Society fall tours invite all interested residents to enjoy a pleasant Sunday afternoon exploring past county life.
A rookie end on a pro team longs for playtime. He trains to catch passes, sits on the bench for weeks, then gets a late fourth quarter chance as the team trails. The coach shouts to go in and get hurt as time runs out, per Bits and Pieces.
A discharge petition by 218 House members pushes a proposed constitutional amendment allowing voluntary nondenominational prayers in public schools and buildings toward a House vote in early November. The piece notes historical caution about public piety and urges serious reflection by lawmakers.
A collage of contrarian odds and curiosities on aging romance quiz wins, light bulbs reaction times, word use, headaches versus toothaches, tennis ball fuzz, religious ministers, snakes fasting, soldiers ranks, migraines, hypochondriac stereotypes, and railroad boxcar efficiency from McNaught Syndicate.
A 1971 bridge quiz presents hands and questions on bidding strategies. It discusses doubles over heart openings, jump shifts, notrump possibilities, and preemptive bids like three clubs and five clubs, with guidance on slam ambitions and partner responses.
On White Cane Safety Day, New York reports estimate 4 900 more Americans will lose sight this year, bringing legally blind totals to 437 000 and annual direct aid losses to 1 billion dollars plus 1 7 billion in lost productivity. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness cites 16 3 million dollars in research funding and outlines prevention steps including preschool screenings and regular eye exams for those over 35, with cataract and glaucoma treatment highlighted and FDA eye protection standards to take effect December 13.
A fragment of a Washington Telegraph page lists subscription prices for in town and mail deliveries, with weekly, monthly, and yearly rates. It names staff positions and local offices, including editors, managers, and production staff, along with mailing and address notes.
A column of reader letters discusses a pay raise dilemma, social norms at weddings, late arrivals, and a church minister charging for rice cleanup. Topics include moral economy, aging and marriage, and wedding etiquette with humorous and pointed remarks from Abby and respondents.
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