Deuce revival eyed as Treasury previews two dollar bill
The July 24 1970 editorial notes plans to print a new two dollar bill with Mt Rushmore on the face replacing Jefferson. It could boost popularity and cut printing costs by reducing demand for ones. HEW then admits auto emission standards were misreported and will tighten tests, raising car prices modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Treasury
HEW
John T. Middleton
Self-Destruct DDT Aims To Limit Environmental Harm
The Interior Department reports a California firm has developed a self destructing DDT like pesticide under a federal grant. A second grant assesses residue danger from breakdown products. The aim is a high potency pesticide that degrades to reduce environmental toxicity while controlling crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Interior Department
California
Department
Teen essay winner tops Star's contest in Berryville
Kathleen Jones 17 of Berryville wins Star's teen age essay contest with 20 dollars. Peggy Singleton 15 of Boyce takes second with 10 dollars. Also noted are rural affairs attendees, Little League results at Senseng Park, and Winchester public schools opening September 6 for 1945 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Jones
Berryville
Clarke County High School
Peggy Singleton
Boyce
Elmer Venskoske
John Perry
Hilda Milhon
Miller Barley
Landon Whitacre
Granville Crabill
Frederick County Demonstration Clubs
Institute of Rural Affairs
VPI
Blacksburg
Agnes Shirley
Senseng Park
Rotary
Exchange
Lions
Kiwanis
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas on Inner Conflict
The meditation compares a troubled engine to a person in emotional turmoil. It argues energy wasted when attention turns inward and mental illness stems from energy flowing within. Health comes from objective focus and directing energy to external life.
World economy eyes US as wages push up inflation
The article notes rising labor costs in the United States at an 8.4 percent annual pace in early 1970, risking higher consumer prices. It discusses unions pressuring wage increases across industries, government restraint limits, and warnings from the Bank for International Settlements on global inflation and potential recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
America
Bank For International
Switzerland
Bank
Chile
Brazil
Japan
Sweden
Paul W. McCracken
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
House
Senate Economic Committee
Paris Peace Talks Declared Totally Dead by Henry J. Taylor
Henry J. Taylor contends the Paris peace talks are dead and defunct with no promise from Ambassador Bruce. He notes empty embassy rooms, no real negotiations, and Hanoi’s Ha Van Lau asserting US strength cannot outlast but also shows no desire for victory. He cites Cambodian incursion impacts and Rogers warnings to allies.
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Paris
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Bruce
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
State Department
Ha van Lau
United States
Vietnam
Indochina
William P. Rogers
Edward Heath
Rogers
Heath
Willy Brandt
China
Peking
Russia
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Cambodia
Bed Rest and Treatments for Leg Ulcers and Related Health Q&A
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on varicose leg ulcers infection control and treatments, causes of blue veins and dizziness upon standing, niacin for cholesterol and iron intake from multivitamins. He notes bed rest for infection, Biozyme or Gelfoam options, possible skin grafts, and clarifies iron needs and safety.
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Cope
US Treasury
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Winchester Public
Winchester
Frederick
Ruth J. Dallwig
O’sullivan Rubber Co., Inc
Andrew J. Bowen
System Employees’ Association
Potomac Edison News
Earl L. Douglas
BY Dring
Inwiktenck
World
Bocay
Berry's
NEA, the
Fidel
Marx
Lenin
Henry J. Taylor
Warsaw
White House
Nixon
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
I.Q
New England
Plymouth Rock
Alaska
Winchester’ Evening Star
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugen F. P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
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