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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1971
Page
4
Conference committees iron out differences between bills from two houses but may produce a version not bound to original texts. Leaders appoint few members, molding provisions not debated by either house, yet the bill is sent back for approval or rejection without amendments.
James J. Kilpatrick and Jack Bell report Democratic doubts about Mayor John V. Lindsay of New York as a 1972 presidential hopeful. Despite youth, charisma, money, and national recognition, critics doubt his ability to run a major city and fear he lacks a clear platform beyond urban distress and opposition to Vietnam.
Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans urged thoughtful delay in a speech to the National Petroleum Council. His message "Wait a minute" aimed at tempering impatience, drawing ire from Ralph Nader who called for drastic action against him.
Henry J. Taylor argues for setting clear priorities after Apollo 15, warning that moon missions cost billions, expand deficits, and threaten economic stability. The piece urges restraint, policy focus, and disciplined spending to avoid Soviet competition and inflation.
Chemists at a Ford Motor Co plant convert toxic industrial sludge into solid dirt usable for highway bed, parks, and landfills. The breakthrough could transform waste-to-resource practice across industries, though scaling to demand remains a challenge.
Hunter Maddox and James W. Casey attended the 14th annual clinic of high school and college coaches sponsored by the Virginia High School League and the Virginia High School Coaches Association at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg. No citizens appeared at a Frederick County budget hearing totaling 1 736 883 dollars. Richard S. Gillis Jr of the Virginia State Chamber will speak at Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club hamfest. Northern Virginia Power Co gets permit to add garage at 10 000 dollars. Frederick Supervisors oppose parking meters on Rouss Ave by the courthouse. Boy Scout Troop 24 Middletown to hold installation ceremony at Woodmen's Hall.
The piece argues aging is natural and worth accepting with a youthful spirit. It notes some stay gray naturally, while others show aging early. It advises avoiding brooding and grudges, facing reverses with courage, and keeping a clear head to live happily.
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