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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues education engages 63 million Americans beyond formal grades, shaping attitudes and skills across life. It warns deficits may exceed 30 billion and criticizes amnesty’s misuse in student property damage and labor strikes, noting no clear policy shift forthcoming.
Washington observers say litigation over wage price freeze questions may last a year or more and possibly reach the Supreme Court. The Cost of Living Council bans retroactive increases after November 13 for both wages and prices within the 90-day period, prompting debates on legal authority and potential compensation for preexisting commitments.
The piece links Attica to San Quentin and condemns media sentiment and elite radicals while praising Gov. Rockefeller for ending the hostage siege. It questions reactions from clergy and press, warns against romanticizing inmates, and cites aphorisms on effort and sportsmanship.
Memory test results are described with scoring ranges from 9 to 10 correct answers as Memory Genius to 4 as Good. The text shifts to a political debate, noting reactions to a 90 day wage price freeze and tax reduction plans. It mentions Maurice Stans, federal pay deferral, civil service cuts, and differing Democratic and Republican views on Congress.
Washington editor notes the 1967 Flam mable Fabrics Act faces delays and market failures. He cites Sears trials, consumer attitudes, and the need for better testing and standards for fire resistant sleepwear and mattresses, urging women to attend a local free Fire School.
The Star Files reports Hurricane Esther advancing toward the North Carolina coast prompting mass evacuations of vulnerable lowland areas. National Guard divisions the 32nd Infantry of Wisconsin and the 49th Armored of Texas are being called to active duty as part of the response.
The piece argues that Communism is a failed system in history not only as tyranny but as a mistaken concept. It cites Biblical examples from Acts to illustrate attempts at religious communal ownership and notes early failures including Ananias and Sapphira. It concludes that Communism in any form has never worked and cannot be made to work.
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