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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1973
Page
4
A reflection on how cyclic world history has been and the duty to uphold the US system of consent of the governed. It contrasts Enlightenment principles with tyranny and notes Skylab mission optimism alongside rare concerns for crew safety and space science progress.
A historical discussion questions if high juvenile arrests stem from broken homes or broader social factors. It weighs family discipline, economic stress, world instability, labor laws, television, and social mobility as influences on youth crime. Experts disagree on where responsibility lies.
In a discussion of economic policy, President Nixon argues that free enterprise and democracy are inseparable and warns against turning controls into a narcotic. He views controls as wartime measures that risk becoming permanent government custom, threatening depressions and social maladjustments.
Congress faces potential food shortages as the freeze drives higher costs for livestock feed. Producers may cut output if exemptions from price controls do not pass, risking fewer meats and higher retail prices. Canneries and grocers push for price pass‑throughs to avoid empty shelves.
The Star Files notes Charles A. Dorton received the Lion of the Year Award for outstanding activity and attendance. Janet Battaile began studies at the Summer School of French in Northampton Mass. Bruce Griffith became education director of First Baptist Winchesters. Winchester Fire Dept moves to 24 hour service seven days a week under Fire Chief Taylor Barr.
A meditative piece argues conceit is harder to cure than cancer and destroys learning. It cites St. Paul, Proverbs, and Franklin to warn that self centered opinion blinds growth, sinks judgment, and makes one ridiculous. The essay contrasts vanity with the path to knowledge and education.
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that the Hatch Act remains valid preventing federal workers from holding party office or actively participating in campaigns. It allows expressing views on issues and voting but not raising funds or serving as delegates. Some amendments may clarify its reach, especially for programs funded by federal money.
A letters to the editor from the Star thanks Jim Barnett and the Parks and Recreation staff for organizing the TAC Swim Club Invitational B Meet on June 23, 1973. It expresses gratitude to parents, committee members, officials, and supporters from Waynesboro to Charlottesville for their time, donations, and services.
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