February Frost and Sunny Escapes Move Northerners South
Winter’s bite returns in northern regions as February brings peak tourist season to the sun states. The lure of Florida, California, and other resorts grows stronger, with many households fleeing subzero weather for warmer beaches, ocean breezes, and tropical moonlit nights. The exodus rises as more travelers seek balmy climates.
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Pacific
Florida
California
Louisiana
Hegira
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Turkeys’ egg laying blamed for high breakage at MSU
Michigan State University poultry scientists report turkeys stand upright while laying eggs, causing about a 10 inch drop and many cracked eggs. They note hens squat and suffer less breakage. Researchers propose thick rubber padding as a fix to halve cracked eggs.
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Michigan State University
Poultry Science Department
Michigan State
Nixon Turns Attention to Pollution Crisis and Politics
Washington analysis notes Republicans embrace environmental issues as voters grow tired of pollution. President Nixon signed a bill creating the Council on Environmental Quality and vows action in the State of the Union. Governors Rockefeller and Reagan push conservation measures amid political momentum.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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HUD
Samuel C. Jackson
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GOP
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
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Chesapeake Bay
Henry M. Jackson
Johnson
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
North Carolina
National Air Pollution Control Commission
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Center
Environmental Quality
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Ecology Action Council
Agnew’s growing appeal confounds critics in Nixon era
William S. White argues Spiro Agnew thrives abroad by defying protocol and at home by bluntly voicing opinions. He challenges liberal elites, appeals to a broad voter base, and rises in polls behind Nixon and Billy Graham. White notes Agnew’s liberal-leaning record on race and his unlikely ascent from a debated vice presidential pick.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Harry Truman
United States
Billy Graham
Partnership plans ease teacher shortages in five communities
Five cities report success with pairing two part time teachers per school day one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Homemaker college trained staff gain half day roles improving pupil evaluations and teacher focus while parents receive two assessments. Some state education rules hinder expansion. Budget talk includes potential new taxes to balance deficits and inflation concerns.
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Miami
Detroit
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Niskayuna
N.Y
Winchester Council Opposes Virginia Sales Tax Plan
Winchester City Council locks position against a proposed Virginia sales tax from Gov J Lindsay Almond Jr. The city plans a 3600 foot paved runway at Winchester Airport under a local contract. Emma Ridgeway elected president of the Winchester Council of Church Women succeeding Mrs Douglas Hardesty.
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Winchester
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
Emma Ridgeway
Winchester Council of Church Women
Douglas Hardesty
Factors That Stabilize a Sincere Christian Life
The article lists sincerity patience and belief as core factors. Sincerity in faith and practice starts the Christian life while patience sustains it through failure and trial. Belief in solid biblical truths anchors the journey toward salvation, with God’s plan realized through patient daily living.
Electronically Disadvantaged by Richard Blystone from AP
In New York the piece recalls a home invasion stealing a hi fi while the family laments loss of radio and TV service. The essay frames a shift to being electronically disadvantaged a silenced minority amid a city full of sounds and neighbors. It ends on a caution about overreliance on technology and a nod to Bach.
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New York
Table
Radio-Tv
Thoreau
Menopause onset and treatment guidance from Dr Brandstadt
A Q and A column explains menopause begins gradually between ages 45 and 50 with longer intervals between periods. It covers Premarin use, surgical menopause effects, tests for ovarian activity, hot flashes causes and management, and dispels myths about sexual relations causing cancer.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Over 10 Days
Quiz prompts daily IQ scoring with bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. It asks ten questions covering polygraph memory waves Nobel laureate caisson Booth acetylsalicylic acid Brenner Pass months names and the Constitution preamble including justice equality and welfare.
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Keeler
Robin Hood
Wm Booth
Brenner Pass
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Richard Blystone
Associated Press
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
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