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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1970
Page
4
The editorial notes crime rose 11 percent in the latest FBI period but at a slower growth rate, while the cost of living increased 3.5 percent annually, down from 7.3 percent last winter. It warns trends alone do not prove victory, as downward curves must appear to claim success.
The Lions Club appointed RALPH A. CAIN as director of the Grand Feature Parade for the 1961 Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. The item notes several community notices including a kickoff speaker and other local appointments.
Washington faces strained prospects for SALT as Soviet moves in the Middle East and renewed missile deployments cast doubt on treaty credibility. Nixon and Laird warn that failure could push the United States toward rapid strategic weapons development.
Nixon aides worry a prolonged General Motors walkout led by United Auto Workers chief Leonard Woodcock could derail the improving economy and jeopardize Republican hopes in November elections. They fear Woodcock may resemble Walter Reuther in partisan influence and aim to pressure the administration and party.
Dr. William A. Nierenberg of the Scripps Institute argues the oceans hold essential mineral and food resources for a growing population. He notes ocean research spending exceeds $500 million annually yet represents only 3 percent of all R and D. He warns timely exploration is needed before land resources exhaust.
New York Daily News photos show Wall Street workers cleaning Battery Park during a sunny lunch hour. Sponsored by the Parks Administration, the event suggests Earth Day or Beautification Day as a model for other cities and notes how picking up trash reduces littering.
A meditation contrasts Pompey’s world conquering triumph with the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. It argues that worldly glory fades while the kingdom of heaven, founded by Jesus, endures, illustrating how today’s facts may become tomorrow’s trash and God elevates the humble.
Life joys include greeting a loved one home after a long period, catching a lake big one, the first summer rain, a mother’s tears at parting, salt spray on a sailboat, a snake’s escape, a kind teacher’s mercy, building a tree house, and a first love letter signed with a name. These small moments create value and memory.
A health column by Lawrence E. Lamb M D argues that excess harms, while moderate exposure benefits. It highlights oxygen at altitude, sun radiation, artificial sweeteners, and links cancer risk to sun exposure, diabetes cautions, and sexually transmitted factors. It invites reader questions for general-interest replies.
A quiz feature presents 10 days of questions to assess intelligence with scoring bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. Questions cover Fretz Moon method Bermuda governance Wellington Beaufort scale neck vein Thespian Manx cats motto Mountaineers state Coal Bin of the World and Amazon River location.
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