Let's Get On With It Editorial On Population And Pollution
The piece warns that population growth worsens pollution and strains natural resources. It calls for a crash public education program and coordinated interstate and international cooperation to curb depletion while avoiding unemployment, noting pollution in the Great Lakes region and rural water concerns.
Universities and United Nations urged to lead world debate
James Reston argues that universities and the United Nations should lift the major global issues—war control, population, poverty, ignorance and pollution—into public discussion amid U S political rancor. He warns Congress and the Nixon Agnew duo offer only partisan fighting and urges thoughtful, united action.
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Moscow cites Israel US role in hijackings dispute
The Soviet Union faulted Israel and Western capitals for creating tensions behind the plane hijackings. Pravda portrayed Western nations as using the crisis to derail Middle East talks while Moscow withholds full details from its people. UN appeals urged immediate release of all passengers and crews as negotiations drag.
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Berlin Tensions Ease as Travel Restrictions Explored
Reports suggest harassments on autobahns have declined and East Germany weighs easing travel limits with West Berlin under pressure from Russia. The changes could be temporary but would improve Berliners mobility and allow more contact with relatives on the other side of the wall.
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Winchester Quota Club Solicit Honored by John Marsh
John Marsh Strasburg attorney was the principal speaker at the Winchester Quota Club 17th anniversary. Warren C Gregory announced kickoff supper and parade will launch the Winchester Frederick Chest campaign on Sept 29.
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Education for All Advances Free Regional College
The article argues for expanding free education from primary through regional colleges and beyond. It asserts taxes should fund broad access to high levels of learning, while stressing that graduates must earn their diplomas and be capable of their claimed professions.
Lab tests as aids to diagnosis and coffee cautions
Dr. Wayne G Brandstadt explains that laboratory reports aid diagnosis but depend on technician accuracy and are not definitive. Tests can yield false positives or negatives, and trends over time matter more than single values. He notes repeated testing may be needed to resolve discrepancies. He also warns four or more cups of coffee daily may raise coronary risk and suggests decaf.
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Paul Dudley White
How's Your IQ Memory Test Quiz
A short quiz prompts readers to score an IQ test based on 100 questions over 10 days. It outlines score bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and instructs turning to page 2 for the correct answers. It then lists ten sample questions about aviation religion geography biology history and games.
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