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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
3
The piece notes pickpocketing reemerging in Toronto with detectives estimating earnings up to 1000 dollars weekly tax free. It contrasts past eras of petty theft, wallets and watches, and the toiling crowds that invite such larceny, framing it as a sign of well-filled wallets today.
The piece contrasts the United Kingdom decimal coin change with Britons clinging to a pound system. It then discusses the U S natural gas industry from 1945 to 1970, noting rapid growth, depleted reserves, and expected supply limits by 1975. The Federal Power Commission calls for a comprehensive energy survey to assess future growth.
Washington report details how Edmund S. Muskie’s Manchester speech on February 26 exposed fatigue and emotional lapses. A chain of missteps traced to Florida planning on February 19 raised concerns within the Democratic camp about his ability to sustain the long campaign to November 7.
The authors discuss Kubrick's film in moral terms, noting its brutal scenes and controversial violence. They praise some cinematic moments while deeming the overall message dangerous and elitist, arguing the work reveals a dark facet of human nature. The piece weighs artful craft against social impact.
The piece argues the USSR and China remain led by a system not a single man. It cites Stalin's death in 1953 Khrushchev’s rise and Brezhnev era limits. It warns the central committee and Polit Bureau hold real power while public participation is suppressed. It notes Nixon’s China visit cannot change the underlying threat.
The United States plans nuclear air tests in the Pacific late next month unless Moscow signs a cheatproof test ban. Charlene Baddour spoke at the Quota Club March meeting outlining the 1962 Easter Seal Campaign. Rudolph Jr. elected president of the Kline Elementary PTA. About 20 freight cars blocked the B&O line near Stephenson after a derailment. O'Sullivan RubberCo lays off 175 workers. 26 recalled in February. The Boy Scout Camp at Rock Enon opens June 29 for six weeks, ending August 10.
A Western New York resident who lost a leg consoles others facing disability. He reads reports of similar loss, seeks them out, and offers courage and cheer, teaching that endurance and acts of kindness reflect Christ’s teaching.
HAL BOYLE argues a man should regularly sort his worries and let go of the trivial. He offers thought questions on science, politics, language, character, work, unemployment, the stock market, environment, violence, and public figures to prompt self reflection during Lent.
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