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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1972
Page
3
The piece surveys May's weather risks including tornadoes and hail in the Middle West, plus insects and hatching mosquitoes. It notes Poetry Week and Mother's Day, then analyzes envy between have and have nots, Marxist usage, and how envy affects national attitudes amid international duties.
Luxembourg, the smallest Common Market member with 340000 people and 1000 square miles, benefits from France and Germany trade links. Foreign trade dominates its economy at 85 percent of GNP, and its policy climate attracts multinational subsidiaries, with French, German and English widely spoken. The rulers advocate a united Europe, seeing advantages in a subordinate position within the bloc.
Air pollution controls have existed in parts of the United States before World War II, but broad public concern has grown only in the last two decades. Consumers share the expense of pollution controls in factories and homes, while inaction drives higher future costs from air contamination.
Washington weighs the Democratic National Convention dynamics as Muskie withdraws and delegates ponder who can win. The piece notes money versus television influence, while delegates judge issues and electability amid conservative center and radical divisions.
President Nixon signals strong hopes for a productive Moscow summit with Brezhnev and Kissinger delivering a firm message. He pledges continued U S support to Saigon after any Vietnam withdrawal and aims to revive Paris peace talks toward a cease fire and new election in South Vietnam.
White House strategists warn Republicans not to become overconfident as President Nixon leads Democratic challengers in national polls. Dent says Democrats hold a registration edge while voters in Illinois and other states show Nixon strength, with some unions and independents shifting toward his tough defense stance.
President Kennedy awaits an advisory board recommendation on settling a major labor pay dispute involving most railroad workers. L Merkle Slifer and William F. Cline, of Northern Virginia Power Co., mark 25 years of continuous service as announced by W C Fisher. Nearly 9000 will march in the Apple Blossom Parade Trail of the Pink Petals.
The first chapter of John presents life as a central reality in Jesus. This life brings healing, enlightenment, and peace to believers, transforming them into citizens of an eternal spiritual empire.
An Associated Press report from Bangkok notes that Thai shops use misleading names. Hairdressers labeled Porn Shop and tailors named Modern Kiss mislead visitors, while others such as Siamese Dolls Shop conceal nightlife. Names imitate brands, prompting legal action over near duplicates like Colgade toothpaste.
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