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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1971
Page
4
The cadet honor code at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs proclaims that we will not lie cheat or steal or tolerate among us those who do. The system relies on self supervision and mutual aid among students, emphasizing honesty as a lifelong value and cost saver for society.
The House considers minor income tax reductions proposed alongside the Presidents ideas. No reforms to simplify the tax return are planned. The piece laments decades of tax complexity and hopes for reform after the next election.
A recent report from Canada's Committee on Youth urges legal growing, use, and sale of marijuana. If Ottawa adopts the recommendation, U S Canada border drug control would face a major shift and domestic momentum for similar legalization could rise.
The piece reflects on how higher effort or ascent in life reveals broader horizons. It links climbing in planes and moral striving to deeper understanding of people, art, temptation, and divine providence, arguing the higher we rise the more we grasp life’s complexities and glories. The message urges continual ascent.
Washington reports the motor vehicle industry pressing Congress to repeal the 7 percent excise tax on cars to revive demand. Arthur E. Summerfield and his son urge action, citing job impact, dealer strain, and rising foreign car share threatening American market share.
George W. Jones raises worries about Winchester's overloaded sewage plant and the need for regional treatment with Frederick County. He cites Virginia officials' options including a new reservoir, secondary treatment, and potential cost savings from a regional approach, urging fuller public reporting by The Winchester Evening Star.
James J. Kilpatrick argues the UN risks a historic failure over South West Africa a largely inaccessible territory. He warns the General Assembly and Security Council actions could provoke sanctions or even UN troops. He urges the United States to veto extreme measures and support South Africa as a stabilizing force.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy denies plans to run for the Democratic nomination in 1972 while polls show him favored by many in the party. He stays neutral, hints at health care as a key issue, and predicts the economy will shape the race amid debates on Vietnam and the nomination process.
Radio Moscow reports Kennedy's U N disarmament proposals as unsatisfactory while his UN speech earns praise from allies. Senate debates a billion dollar supplemental bill as Congress edges toward adjournment amid Cold War tension.
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