False Hope About the Underworld and Crime Syndicates
An editorial notes that amateur bungling in warehouse robberies and jewelry thefts does not ease police concern. It argues nationwide syndicates, now under increased congressional scrutiny, dominate crime with millions in revenues and few mistakes.
Space Food for Orbit Gardens Becomes Soviet Dream
Space scientists predict self contained orbiting gardens for future travelers with crops like lettuce spinach carrots onions cabbage radishes and short stalk wheat soybeans potatoes and beans. Visitors may live on green vitamin cultures while meat and potatoes return to tubes for packaged meals.
No Real Care Causes Dropouts to Be Addressed by School Programs
The piece argues dropout causes are broad and not solely school fault. It urges schools provide meaningful reasons for students to attend and stay, noting solutions must be community specific and cannot rely on back to school campaigns alone.
Fiscal Slaughter and the Nixon Budget Crisis
A critical view of the 1971 deficit projection and Nixon administration plans. It argues a $23.2 billion shortfall endangers the dollar, cites Congress spending, and criticizes Connally and Schultz for deficit explanations amid a slack economy. The piece warns of eroding public understanding and dire fiscal realities.
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Volcano of Violence and Economic Strains Across 1972 Protests
Bruce Biossat surveys the link between protests and violence, cites Colin Wilson on violence as volcanic and not solely protest. notes Ramsey Clark and others debate a built in violent impulse. Then reviews U.S. budget deficits, unemployment, trade gaps, gold reserves, and dollar confidence amid the 1970s crisis. ends with a quiz section.
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Park er guest preacher at Braddock Street Church
Dr Robert P Parker head of the Virginia Conference Methodist Church is guest preacher at Braddock Street Methodist Church services. Winchester clears a 12 to 1 vote for a dog ordinance with Dan Dearing casting the lone no vote. Local National Guard units depart for a 15 day summer encampment totaling 161 officers and men from Winchester and 101 from Berryville. Voters still record a Byrd Hutchinson Democratic primary win by 1239 votes despite a heavy storm. Government orders special shoe plant probes to avert shutdowns. Sugar shortages affect the early apple market per local packers.
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Harry F. Byrd
Martin A. Hutchinson
What Is a Miracle according to Christian Thought
This meditation discusses miracles in the Bible as both natural law acts and spiritual events. It argues miracles arise when unfamiliar or combined natural laws operate and when spiritual perfection intersects with physical imperfection, yielding healing and salvation.
No Happiness Over Recess by Congress
President Nixon faces a stalled six and a half month session with only welfare reform making progress. White House aides say Congress is slow on general revenue sharing and health measures while urging timely action on cancer, health manpower, and nursing bills.
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