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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1971
Page
4
Miss Hepburn sues fish products maker and ad agency for 4 million alleging voice imitation in a radio commercial. The case highlights debates over likeness and ethics in advertising and the tension between celebrity rights and show business imitation.
SAN CLEMENTE Calif Democrats and some labor leaders push a line that Nixon wage price rent freeze profits a big business windfall. The White House sees short term political points for opposing excess profits taxes while corporations get tax breaks and new plant relief. The poor wait for January tax relief and higher interest could curb consumer spending.
Vice President Spiro Agnew grows more distressed as Nixon and aides exclude him from key decisions, fueling speculation about his 1972 political fate. White House sources push a labor accord and a long range plan to stabilize the economy amid talks of expanding construction controls.
The Export-Import Bank refused Chile's request for 21 million to buy three Boeing aircraft. Chile will not receive further funds until it settles compensation for American mining and manufacturing properties nationalized by President Allende. An earlier 5 million credit for military equipment had been granted this year.
Top U S officials and Western diplomats ended a 14 hour Berlin crisis meeting without an official announcement. Brazil faces a political upheaval after President Quadros resigns and Vice President Coulart flies home to assume power. Governor Almond approves big pay raises for state employees. Tito accuses U S forces of reconnaissance amid Alpine border tensions where Americans died in a crash. Turkey rejects Soviet demands on the Dardanelles citing difficulties in understanding Moscow.
A daily meditation argues civilization means adjusting rights for the common good and becoming more unselfish. It recalls 60 years ago New York editors rebuking a traffic officer at Fifth Ave and 42nd St for restricting crossing, warning of broader future limits on personal liberty.
The Winchester Evening Star lists newsroom and advertising lines for reader services. News desk contact at 667 3211 and Advertising and Business line at 667 3200.
The piece recalls Nixon in New York praising parochial schools and urging an end to their closures. It analyzes how a voucher plan could reduce entanglement, arguing a uniform tuition voucher could fund students in any compliant school while preserving church-state separation.
HAL BOYLE reflects on the milestone of teenagers becoming self aware and responsible. He recalls his daughter Tracy Ann at age 12 wanting to be a teen-ager, the parental push-pull of control and guidance, and her mother's death from cancer shaping their family. Tracy returns home, helps, works in a mailroom, and pursues college dreams.
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