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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1970
Page
4
The piece argues the true conservative lives within income and opposes debt, seeks limited government spending, favors essential education funding, and cautions against overexpansion abroad. It emphasizes responsibility to the aged and vulnerable and warns debt increases tax burdens through interest costs.
An editorial argues the National Safety Council should not replace its slogan If you drink, don't drive with a call to limit drinking while driving. It contends slogans raise public awareness but do not reduce fatal accidents where drinking drivers cause about half of highway deaths.
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge begins a Rome posting amid Vatican debates over hierarchy and reform. He notes Pope Paul VI faces internal and external pressures from anti hierarchy protests and a mass priestly exodus, with tensions spanning Europe and the United States.
The article discusses differences between American and British English and notes H L Mencken s The American Language as a study of how Americans shape their tongue. It argues against fears of English splitting like Latin and asserts English evolves through usage with speakers often resisting attempts to curb creativity.
James Ross announced 28 trophies will be awarded to winners from various events at the Ex change Club model air show. Frank Anderson has capped the Byrd trophy in handicap match play at the Golf Club. Miss Linda Lee Curl wed Walter H Bursey Jr at Grace Lutheran Church on September 10. John D Cammer returned from the National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association 40th annual meeting in Kansas City. Howard Bugs L March Jr is a Seaman Second Class aboard the USS Idaho in the Tokyo Bay area. Judge Burr P Harrison moved to secure housing for prisoners during jail construction in Winchester and Frederick counties.
A reflective meditation argues that war cannot be justified or solved by the United Nations. It urges restraint, education, and changed human dispositions to end conflict and to make the most of humanity's current era. It calls for prayer to transform selfish impulses that fuel wars.
A HAL BOYLE humor piece notes garlic butter deters mosquitoes up close while snails fail to repel them. It also cites meteor impact odds, biomedical research funding benefits, and parental strategies for defiant children. Additional notes mention delivery dangers to mail carriers in various countries and a Josh Billings quip on hope and expense.
A column argues for a national arbitration system to resolve labor management conflicts such as the GM strike. It cites 340,000 UAW members and warns extended stoppages hurt the economy, urging third‑party panels to judge wages and productivity without courts.
Medical Q and A column discusses high blood pressure risks with diastolic readings over 100 and stroke link. It covers salt intake limits, sodium substitutes, Aldoril and Hydropres side effects, Gitaligin as a diuretic, heredity factors, caruncle cautions, Bell's palsy causes and treatment, and how to send questions for future columns.
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