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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1972
Page
3
The piece argues the U S government has cut amphetamine production 82 percent from last year to curb illicit use while heroin remains a abroad menace From medical opinion amphetamines should be prescription controlled and drug policy is seen as a potentially effective response.
Star Files INFORMED SOURCES report Western military airmen backed up a Moscow protest by flying to isolated Berlin through a corridor the Soviet Union wished to reserve for its aircraft. The weather was poor.
Washington reports a rising congressional push to bar busing as a tool for racial balancing in public schools. Bipartisan lawmakers claim broad national support for a constitutional amendment, while President Nixon pursues a study before deciding.
Governor George Corley Wallace of Alamada arrives early for a WJXT TV interview. In a studio crowd of 40 to 50, he projects stage presence like a boxer awaiting the bell, engaging questions on familiar ground and reacting to a Chilean president reference with deft counter moves.
Readers express concern over federal deficits tax loopholes and oil subsidies. They discuss Vietnam policy and the Paris Peace Conference, while another writer appeals for accuracy in a family history project. A political snapshot notes Wallace's campaign and national defense as key themes.
The piece argues that hunger is a national disgrace and urges action to feed the hungry at home and abroad. It reflects on past pain without anesthetics and lauds modern physicians while calling for compassion beyond material need to include spiritual hunger. It frames civilization by addressing hunger's abolition.
HAL BOYLE reflects on turning 61 with a laid back view. He says a man past sixty should let others tackle big reforms while he enjoys the ride and health to appreciate the view. He notes limited zeal for new mistakes and embraces serenity over struggle.
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