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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1972
Page
3
The text argues that despite tough police tactics and efforts to curb deaths on highways, road carnage persists. It discusses the complexity of causation beyond speeding and alcohol, cites speed differentials, questions homicide versus accident counts, and notes the rising role of fringe benefits in labor costs and their impact on production prices.
The piece profiles Argentina under President Lanusse, highlighting a booming export economy and vast resources, yet crippled by inflation, heavy deficit, and powerful unions. It contrasts fealty to spending with social hardship, citing meat shortages, price surges, and wage policies driving peso devaluation and halted foreign exchange.
The article notes Western ghost towns are adding authentic 1870 era artifacts for the coming tourist season. The move signals a broader push to attract visitors as summer crowds return to the onetime settlements.
President Kennedy recommended a land purchase drive up to 1 billion dollars to expand outdoor recreation and protect natural resources nationwide. The plan accompanies broader efforts to preserve natural resources and boost public access to lands. Winchester Park and Shop opened with local officials attending ceremonies.
A reflective piece urging constant alertness in daily life. It contrasts warning systems in banks, health, and personal relations with a call for cautious judgment. It cites common distrust in governments and international affairs while endorsing self awareness and prudent dispositions.
Wallace calls his Florida primary rivals like a cat on a hot tin roof while pressing for an end to busing for racial balance. Southern governors discuss ways to influence the Democratic convention in Miami Beach as they fear a left leaning ticket could aid Nixon in November.
Senate absences by presidential hopefuls trigger criticism from Sen. Hugh Scott as roll calls show several Democrats missing votes on busing amid 1972 campaigns. The piece notes Jackson Muskie Humphrey Hartke McGovern and others' high absence rates while salaried lawmakers work through pay and duties.
HAL BOYLE muses that achieving a goal drains life and offers whimsical aims to pursue in daydreams. He lists humorous fantasies from carving Mt Rushmore to teaching Cleopatra geometry and inheriting money, arguing ongoing ambitions keep life lively.
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