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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1972
Page
3
In a reflective piece the author links medical progress to life expectancy and national debt, noting shifts in public habit could alter outcomes. The column also lampoons inflated medical terms and the idea that cost defines humanity, highlighting new vocabulary like cephalagia ephiphysitis and rare rhinitis phrases.
The passage argues against a proposed ABA rule for first year law students to undergo character tests, saying admission should wait until after graduation and bar exams. It notes research on radio ad phrasing and comments on urban crime, policing challenges, and declining respect for police authority.
President Kennedy told the United States Chamber of Commerce he favors a stable economy through free competition and government nonintervention in price setting.
The piece traces George S. McGovern's surprising rise after a strong Massachusetts showing and a broad set of victories across early contests. It notes shrinking field, looming June 6 California showdown, and implications for Hubert Humphrey as campaigns move toward pivotal primaries and delegate battles.
A Winchester editor's letter salutes the Pilot International 50th anniversary and thanks local supporters. It also endorses Stewart Bell Jr for mayor, cites Bell’s community service, and critiques Bill Butler’s campaign positions while urging voters to back Bell.
The piece reflects on heroes across society from soldiers to homemakers and teachers. It urges recognizing everyday valor and cautions parents to observe rather than control as children grow. It emphasizes humility and the limits of human knowledge in guiding life choices.
Chicago columnist F Richard Ciccone discusses summer barbecuing as a male ritual and its social dynamics. The piece notes backyard rituals, gender roles, and the lure of outdoor cooking amid modern grill trends, ending with a brief signoff about Hal Boyle.
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