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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1972
Page
4
A page of reflections includes a Bible verse and light verse, followed by notes from Bloomfield Democrat about pet overpopulation. It cites Humane Society campaigns to curb births and discard puppy mills, urging spay now.
The Journal explains process color printing using red blue and yellow plates plus black to create a full color image of a pork loin roast. It notes the precision and four-plate, four-roller process and the high cost and effort involved. A reader letter supports Roberta Schoonover for County Auditor, praising youth involvement and maturity beyond age.
L M Boyd presents trivia on waist measurements, unit conversions, seeing eye dogs, snow odds in L A, and a Lyndon B Johnson quip. Includes tractor safety tips and humorous notes on marriage and geography. Washington Evening Journal page copy from 1972.
Dear Abby replies to readers on teenage birth control, a mother's act of getting pills for her 17 year old daughter prompts discussion. Abby notes changing attitudes and warns about premarital sex while considering safe options. Other letters cover a bouquet dispute and a library fine situation.
South uses the Rule of Eleven to time the heart finesse and gain control. West defends by signaling the jack on the seven to limit dummy’s entries and thwart declarer. The article explains how careful use of the Rule can help or hinder, with West’s precise play key to defense.
Wednesday and Thursday listings across channels 2 to 12 show news movies and dramas including Guess Who's Coming To Dinner and Family Flight. Notable personalities include Paul Lynde Dick Cavett Carroll O'Conner and Bob Friedland.
The columnist argues for charity toward youths who stray, noting many adults have faltered too. Time or experience should guide understanding as people learn to live, and harsh judgments on the young are questioned.
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