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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1972
Page
3
Article surveys New Jersey's landmark noise pollution ban with fines up to 3000 dollars and contrasts with historical and international views. It cites health concerns from excessive noise, cites siren and traffic sounds, discusses motel pricing quirks, and notes relaxation tips from two authors advocating lying down for energy balance.
Washington estimates 140 million adults 18 plus, with 85 to 90 million likely to vote in the coming election. Richard Scammon says the average voter age will be 44 or 45, and notes a slight female majority among likely voters. Domestic issues will drive the campaign.
Democrats consider a 12 to 14 hour national telethon in May or June to raise 5 million in pledges or credit card collections to erase the 9 million 1968 campaign debt before the Miami Beach convention. Strauss and O Brien back the plan amid creditor pressure and doubts about feasibility.
President Kennedy told Congress a crisis in American schooling requires enactment this year of a five year 5.7 billion dollar aid to education program. Also noted are local meetings and public notices from Winchester and Berryville leaders and school officials.
A meditation on purity as a positive moral force. Parsifal embodies undefiled innocence that overcomes evil, and Jesus blessing the pure in heart is linked to seeing God. Upright living yields enduring influence and inner power beyond worldly status.
Henry J. Taylor criticizes Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and cabinet changes while praising Canada’s economy, St. Lawrence Seaway role, and its close ties with the United States. The piece argues Canada’s federal system protects French Canadian rights and warns against Trudeau’s anti American stance.
A witty column presents modern dating reality for a shy reader seeking marriage guidance in Leap Year terms. It argues women’s liberation reshapes norms, urging the wallflower to adjust expectations toward a new type of husband and mainstream marriage dynamics.
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