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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1971
Page
4
The piece explains automation beyond computers and mass production, comparing it to mechanization's historic disruption. It argues automation will rapidly reshape production and education, rendering industry era language like man hours and labor force obsolete as society moves beyond traditional measures.
The text cites estimates like 26 million tons of water and 14 tons of milk per person, comparing total resource use to a pyramid. It argues abundance brings both disposal challenges and the capacity to meet future challenges, contrasting with societies that only produce basics.
Las Vegas faces a shift as Howard Hughes money fuels casinos and real estate while losses mount. Maheu's ouster, Hughes Tool reorganizing, and a Nevada governance clash test Hughes' influence and his willingness to appear publicly.
Scientists seek to improve on nature by studying resilient urban trees. A tree geneticist calls this a major biological mystery, suggesting urban survival could guide breeding for blight resistance and temperature tolerance.
The item notes a nuclear test discussion at a nonaligned nations conference after shock over a Russian test. It also mentions UAW's proposal to GM on profit sharing, Romania reparations demand, Italian frontier adjustments, milk price rise in Winchester, and Sloan Kuykendall joining Shenandoah Valley National Bank board.
A brief meditation notes renewed interest in divine healing and argues it is God’s will that healing continue. It cites Jesus as a channel of perfect power and explains healing as the contact between God’s perfection and human imperfection through compassion and faith.
The snippet provides the Winchester Evening Star address and masthead with staff titles including General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F. Davis News Editor Eugene P. Miller and Managing Editor Douglas B. OConnell. It also lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Winchester Virginia.
President Nixon’s inflation fight delays Family Assistance Plan and national health insurance. The piece argues Americans have top notch private medical care, counters Kennedy’s push for national health insurance, notes rising doctor numbers and costs, and urges defending the current system during the budget freeze.
New York AP by Hal Boyle surveys a string of humorous and probing questions about life, politics, travel, and society. The column ends with a teaser for answers on page 2 and a short quiz of ten general knowledge items.
American business aims to expand as confidence grows after the wage price freeze. The plan includes tax relief proposals from President Nixon and changes to standard deduction plus investment credits. Officials expect more hiring and factory reopenings as unemployment declines, while debates over excess profits taxes and wage boards continue. A reader letter from a Cather, Rt. 4, Box 101 calls for moral renewal and better town standards.
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