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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1970
Page
4
An economics professor critiques reliance on inflated statistics and GDP measures. The piece notes the trillion dollar economy claim, Nixon praising prosperity, and Wall Street distress easing but warns against overconfidence and speculative behavior affecting blue chip stability.
Florida men claim 13 years of research yield ore with high gold content in Arizona legend. Veteran prospector Amos Hawkins doubts the find and cautions that the Lost Dutchman is "pretty well lost" to avoid fueling further dreams.
The piece argues that granting federal voting rights to 18 19 and 20 year olds may not greatly change overall turnout but could increase informed participation. It notes youth involvement expectations, campaign money influence, and hopes for broader civic engagement while stressing local controls and ongoing education.
J Sloan Kuykendall of Winchester will lead a committee of Virginia lawyers to advise on appointments to the Virginia Supreme Court vacancy created by the death of Justice Willis D. Miller of Richmond. The item notes the aimed process and key local figure.
A meditation reflecting on the contrast between ancient sins and modern advances. It recalls Christ as the promised Babe who came, taught, died, and will return to establish divine rule. External worldly wonders will fade while enduring goodness and souls endure in God’s eternity.
HAL BOYLE remembers memory as a healing force and a steadying guide through hardship. He muses on recollection shaping courage and suggests past endurance strengthens us for future trials, with colorful vignettes of Christmas memories and old-time habits.
William S. White laments that the common soldier in Vietnam is forgotten at home. He argues that the nation demeans GI Joe while praising others and urges future recognition of the soldier’s sacrifice and courage amid a controversial war.
Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb urges prompt medical exam for chest pain or heartburn to distinguish hiatal hernia from heart disease. He notes tests like ECG and endoscopy, possible surgery, and advises lifestyle changes such as avoiding smoking and alcohol with a bland diet if symptoms ease.
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