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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1971
Page
4
The piece decries abandonment of the elderly by families and cites Poverty data from 1968 and 1969. It then riffs on language quirks like no slouch and explains San Diego Transit Corp's lavender perfume approach to diesel fumes.
Henry J. Taylor urges Congress to back President Nixon in downsizing the federal establishment. He warns the growth of government endangers individual liberty, cites 23 agencies with tax data access, and frames the struggle as individual rights versus centralized power. He contrasts liberal ideals with bureaucratic expansion and calls for policy to expand opportunities for people.
Archaeologists report markings on prehistoric artifacts that may show Upper Paleolithic people tracking lunar phases. If confirmed, this suggests complex cognition 34,000 years ago, pushing back previous estimates that such planning emerged only in the last 10,000 years.
Philip B. Glaize president of the Virginia State Horticultural Society will address the opening business session of its 65th annual meeting in Roanoke. Mrs. C E Manuel elected president of United Lutheran Church Women at Grace Lutheran Church. World Security Council nominated Trygve Lie for UN secretary general post. Oxford awards Doctor of Civil Law to Edward R Stettinius Jr head of US UNO delegation.
Daily meditation notes that disappointment can become light and blessing if faced with purpose. Denial, grief, or self pity worsen it while firm faith, service to others, hard work, and commitment build a solid foundation for a satisfactory life.
Washington observer notes Nixon shows less facial strain and fatigue after two years in the presidency than Kennedy or Johnson. He credits internal staff discipline, loyalty, and a gatekeeping White House culture that limits leaks and intraparty pressure. The president remains psychologically in stride and seldom exposed to inside pressures.
A reader questions optimal population levels and enforcement methods, while Dr Lamb cautions against coercive controls and suggests education. The column also answers readers about arthritis in bowling, left handedness, and the variance of handedness in early development.
A historical quiz page lists ten trivia questions covering geography history and science. It asks about Haiti their Gourde currency Port au Prince Georgia state capitals hematology and other topics with a directive to turn to page two for the correct answers.
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