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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1970
Page
4
Editorial notes that humanity’s survival instinct fuels hope against pollution as a global threat rising with technology. It cites carbon dioxide buildup, ocean phytoplankton reliance for oxygen, and pesticide pollution, urging decisive action and youth engagement in environmental study. It also references North Vietnam admitting uncertain near term victory, signaling broader war weariness.
Transcript from Newark Federal Court reveals Mafia use of night clubs taverns and resort businesses as fronts. FBI gathered tapes show mobsters pushing legitimate purchases and coercion to hide rackets and influence officeholders.
Washington weather humor notes January chill and the common refrain Boy it's cold out there. The piece surveys reactions from family and neighbors, offering witty retorts and typical weather banter for cold days and the even colder responses.
Washington calls for a bipartisan emergency approach to curb national violence sparked by the Yablonski family killings and ongoing lawlessness. Officials warn media influence and private violence erode respect for law, urging community responsibility, education, and restraint alongside any federal action.
The Star Files notes Dr Frank C Laubach celebrated missionary and apostle to the illiterates will lecture nightly during the City-wide Laubach Prayer Mission at First Presbyterian Church. Also relevant: Miss Gila Mullins completed a B A from Radford College. Pfc Virgil Purtlebaugh awarded Bronze Star for Leyte campaign. Mansion Inn in Luray sold to Urban Wertenberger with plans to reopen dining room.
Daily Meditation reflects on past optimism about opportunity. It argues doors of opportunity exist for all ages, cites Moon trips and computers as signs of promise, and urges confidence in the future despite critics.
HAL BOYLE notes jokes about vice presidents tired of second best roles in corporate life. He sketches managers and staff quips about Tiswell and the boss, including cup of coffee for the president, cushions for a swivel chair, and martini habits.
Wayne G Brandstadt MD notes byssinosis among carders and spinners, caused by inhaled lint, affecting about 30 percent of 107000 workers. He cites need for better ventilation and mentions antihistamines on Monday exposure tests as not a solution, with policy focus shifting to mill ventilation.
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