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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
4
The Royal Australian Institute of Architects convened a week long international meeting in Sydney to examine pollution causes and seek remedies. It urges reevaluating human goals and methods, positioning architects as watchdogs of the public interest in the environment.
The piece argues teenagers need work experience and training but face full time wage rules. It notes Labor Secretary Hodgson proposed a lower minimum wage for teens to help millions start as productive members of society.
The State Department used survival ration biscuits from 315 million pounds of Civil Defense stocks in a 1962 fallout shelter program. Pakistanis found the crackers a fitting substitute for rancid yak butter in tea, while officials offered no comment on the biscuit operation.
STATE SEN. MILLS E. GODWIN Jr of Suffolk will address the 15th annual banquet of the Stonewall Jackson Chapter American Institute of Banking. Dr. Philip W. Boyd elected president of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival with Clarke Cooper Andrew Bowen and Tom Baldridge as officers.
The piece contrasts wishful thinking with action urging readers to dream but then act. It argues dreams fuel better selves and futures, but only if followed by effort, study, discipline, and continued personal growth. It warns dreamers who do nothing are a liability yet affirms dreams as essential to a big life.
The ACA report shows labor affiliated groups contributing 1,767,044 dollars to 41 Senate candidates in 1970 and 17 losses. Notable recipients include Ohio Democrat Howard Metzenbaum with 172,092 dollars, though he was defeated, and New Jersey Democrat Harrison Williams with 105,966 dollars for a winning bid. Other sizable sums went to California Democrat John V. Tunney and Missouri Democrat Stuart Symington.
Senator Edmund S. Muskie labels his proposed economic program a self terminating fiscal stimulation and urges a one shot injection of six to eight billion dollars this year. He calls for temporary tax cuts and expenditure increases to stimulate demand without committing to inflationary budgets in future years.
William S. White argues Nixon’s announcement marks a cautious start toward SALT talks with the Soviet Union and hinges on ABM leverage. He notes strong Senate support for ABM was essential to move Russia to the bargaining table and warns against overstatements about a decisive disarmament breakthrough.
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