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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
3
A federal flare over the JOBS program grows after GAO and a Labor Department audit criticize its broad base and high costs. Critics say artificial jobs inflate numbers while training may or may not lead to productive private employment.
Eastern and Pan Am have graduated the first male steward classes in years with sixteen at Pan Am and five at Eastern. Hundreds of male applicants are pouring in as court rulings and past practice push toward more gender parity in the cabin.
James J. Kilpatrick argues the Senate Labor and Public Welfare bill to create 2000 child development centers is ill advised. He notes cost projections from 2,372 dollars per preschool child, administration complexity, and uncertain efficacy. He warns the plan shifts burdens to taxpayers and praises cautious scrutiny.
The Star Files notes the Rival Laotian Princes agreed on a cabinet for a coalition government aiming to end the civil war and place Laos among neutral nations. The Freeman area reports related political and local items including a beer license late hours proposal.
A meditation argues belief fuels a vigorous church and successful life. It contrasts firm believers with uncertain preachers, urging daily faith in revealed truth and self assurance, citing Jesus’ call to repent and believe the gospel.
Senator George McGovern dominates the nomination race but must decide how to handle George Wallace who shows strong primary clout with minimal organization. Wallace won four contests last Tuesday and could have altered California results if on the ballot.
A three hour Nixon Brezhnev dialogue at a Moscow dacha produced a pragmatic exchange on Vietnam. Nixon pushs for an internationally supervised cease fire and broad talks while Brezhnev urges conciliatory moves as Kissinger races the SALT pact.
A collection of short humane observations on daily joys and small ironies including a child’s first steps, bedtime drowsiness, comfort in grief, finding gas after a long walk, health and aging anxieties, modest ambitions, and cheerful moments. Also includes a trivia quiz and moral reflections.
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