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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1970
Page
4
The editorial rebukes Kingman Brewster Jr. for linking campus violence to a generalized disenchantment while noting violence persists on and off campuses. It warns youth unrest stems from broader social issues and stresses boating’s rising popularity brings hazards, urging caution and education for safe open-water enjoyment.
James Reston argues that clean air and water activism now offers Americans legal remedies and political leverage. Citizens can sue or influence Congress over environmental impact reports, use public demonstrations, and organize locally to push candidates toward pollution controls.
The article notes 847000 cars stolen in the U S last year and a rising trend in car thefts nationwide. It cites failed steering column locks and master keys, attributing most thefts to careless owners and youths, while professional theft rings are also increasing as rustlers of the twentieth century.
MISS KATHLEEN C. JONES wins the $300 Junior Woman's Club Scholarship for Clarke County High School seniors. RICHARD FLETCHER of James Wood High School named DE student of the year. Clarke County earns first District 10 baseball win. James Wood maintains unbeaten streak. CHARLES E. BASS of Stephens City elected school trustee for Opequon District. J. Sloan Kuykendall named to Privileges and Elections committee. Rep A Willis Robertson reports War Foods Administration will buy 500000 extra bushels of apples for school lunch program.
The piece links vitality to mental and spiritual health and notes loss of desire for life often follows illness. It suggests bad digestion and circulation affect mood more than theories about psychology, urging reflection on diet and drink and the body’s influence on mind.
Garry Moore speaks of relief from the stress of leading two top network shows. He now hosts a weekly VOA broadcast and To Tell The Truth five days a week, with no desire for another big hit show. He plans to sail his 40 foot ketch, help charities, and keep his friends, saying his goals are life enjoyment over fame.
Washington notes escalating campaign expenses as major figures face huge fundraising needs. Charles Goodell aims for 3 million while Nelson Rockefeller eyes up to 10 million, Kennedy finances remain brisk, Humphrey and Wallace navigate funds, and Bach prices in key states influence party budgets.
A medical Q and A column notes sciatica from a protruding lumbar disk may require heat, rest, hydro‑cortisone injection, or surgical removal in some cases. It covers hormone tests for estroil and 17 ketosteroids, ovulation timing, saltpeter's ineffectiveness, and quinine's limited effects on colds.
A reader challenges IQ by a 10 day test with 100 questions grading memory genius to good. Includes true facts like Reno as capital of Nevada and classic trivia such as who named the Pacific Ocean and the Bible tale of Esau.
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