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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1971
Page
4
Scientists push coal beyond fuel use toward a future in road building, weather regulation, and new alloys with binds and chemicals. While demand steadies around 500 million tons yearly, research expands into gasification, fuels, and materials, with ice melting and rainfall ideas on drawing boards.
Henry J. Taylor outlines a widening intrusion into citizen privacy as government data processing grows. He cites 2 600 computers in Washington and 250 000 government employees handling filing cabinets and 25 million cubic feet of space, plus 23 agencies with access to income tax returns for 109 reasons.
Governors face diminished influence amid economic upheaval and Nixon diplomacy. Wallace remains a potential third party spoiler while Muskie Kennedy Jackson and Rampton vie for 1972 support. Agnew’s fate and federal welfare funding loom large as privacy fears rise with federal data collection.
The United States is expected to resume underground nuclear testing within a week or ten days. The States Board of Education requests a 1962 64 public school budget over current funding by more than 57.4 million dollars.
Daily meditation reflects on a two thousand year presence that reshapes lives while warfare and darkness persist. It argues the Creator continues work on humanity the world will move toward peace despite fear and conflict, with statesmen opposing war.
The Winchester Evening Star provides contact numbers for NEWS and Advertising and lists top editors and managers. Jack F. Davis serves as General Manager and Executive Editor while Eugene P. Miller is News Editor and Douglas B. O’Connell Managing Editor. Subscription rates are shown for carrier and mail delivery.
HAL BOYLE argues for greater protection and consideration of fathers amid social changes. He suggests practical rules to ease fatherhood, from limits on horsey riding to rostering family activities, and even hints at legislative help to reduce back pain and absenteeism.
A compact trivia listing questions and scoring guidance for a ten day IQ test. It presents daily performance brackets from Memory Genius to Good and directs readers to turn to page 2 for answers. The questions cover telephone dial holes Great Salt Lake fish Constitution authors sea disasters baseball history Simple Simon Moses Promised Land Vermont mountains Ganges River and London Bridge lore.
James J. Kilpatrick surveys the Philadelphia mayoral race between Frank Rizzo a former police commissioner and Thatcher Longstreth a white Republican liberal. Rizzo is the odds on favorite though Longstreth counts Black support and anti machine sentiment as possible paths to an upset.
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