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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1971
Page
4
The New York state grand jury indicted Hobart College as a corporate entity for allowing a professor and two students to prevent police action during a campus disturbance. The editorial views this as a landmark shift toward holding colleges publicly accountable for student disorders amid growing impatience with dissent and disorder.
Washington contemplates a year of economic recovery as unemployment nears 4.9 million. Leading indicators rise, but business hesitates to expand. Trade frictions with Japan and domestic labor concerns loom, while government policy remains debated. Overall, confidence remains fragile as 1971 approaches.
A columnist argues the shift from press conferences to news conferences degrades journalism. He blames TV spectacle and media hype for turning presidential briefings into theater, calling for a return to real press conferences with less intrusive lighting and equal media participation.
The Soviet reaction to Luna 16 praises unmanned soil samples but launches a bitter critique of the U.S. Apollo program. Pravda portrays American space aims as unsafe and hostile, highlighting Moscow's jealousy over manned lunar flights and the broader dangers they claim in U.S. life.
Consumer advocates abound while federal agencies act. The FTC, once mocked as impotent, now pursues reform. Under its chairmanship the agency targets Coca Cola DuPont and Standard Oil of California and plans hearings on door to door sales new car pricing and credit billing signaling a tougher consumer protection stance.
Paul T. Moore was installed president of the Winchester Camera Club at its January meeting. Charles J. Lillis joined as a new member, while George B. Masters of The Life Insurance Company of Virginia attended a field management conference in Richmond. Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival HQs push into high gear for the new year. Dr. E. T. Clark reported $3 857.68 raised from the 1945 Christmas Seal sale opened November 19.
The piece argues that total dedication to a cause or work yields leadership and sainthood. It cites General Booth Florence Nightingale Pasteur Edison Ford and Jane Addams as examples of how consecrated effort leads to success in both material and spiritual realms.
A collection of Henry Boyle style aphorisms on work, fashion, boredom, modern design and relationships. It contrasts fishing success with gardening, office life, and social trends, noting human habits and quirks with wry humor.
Dear reader, high triglycerides matter as much as cholesterol but are harder to measure. Repeated tests track risk, stress can alter results, and diet plus daily exercise often reduce fats. A preventive program, no smoking, and gradual changes may avert heart trouble. medicine is only sometimes needed.
A quiz style item lists a ten day memory test with scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good. It asks ten trivia prompts about sulphur world supply Lake Erie borders light speed navigation clock Stephen Foster weather Daniel and scales.
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