Soviet Critics Rally Against Neutron Bomb Defense Plan
Western leaders face a chorus of Soviet objections over a proposed neutron bomb for NATO defense. Soviet officials and scientists call the weapon inhumane, while urging Carter to rethink deployment, and warn of broader arms race risks amid talks at Geneva.
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Siberia
America
Europe
Carter
Western
Kremlin
Adrian Fischer
U. S
West
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Hil
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Hatch Act Should Stand Against Expanded Political Activity
The piece argues Civil Service reform should not be pursued without also examining Hatch Act revisions. It cautions that relaxing no politics rules and giving more power to federal officials could threaten job protections. Legislative action should await combined review with Civil Service reform.
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Carter
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury Eyes New Dollar Coin and Shrinking Bills
The Treasury proposes a copper dollar coin smaller than a half dollar to cut minting costs and extend life, potentially replacing many $1 bills. A 50 cent piece may be withdrawn and a two cent coin considered, while $2 bills gain traction amid coinage debates and vending lobby pressure.
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Washington
Germany
U.S
Treasury
Bette B. Anderson
House Subcommittee On
The
Congress
Seeming Progress and Southern Pride in a Nation of Change
The column contrasts northern views of progress with southern pride, noting retirees moving south while critiquing New York City’s perceived decay. It argues South Carolina’s stability and growth against northern clichés, asking how progress is defined and who benefits from it. The author defends the South’s values and questions northern bias.
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New York Times
South Carolina
New York
New York City
Israel
South Africa
India
Ethiopia
The
Times
Southland
Northeast
Grief and Hope in Faith After Loved One's Death
A Christian counselor explains that grief over a death is natural but not despair for believers. Death, while tragic for the living, is a doorway to eternal life with Christ. The message cites Jesus weeping at Lazarus and Romans 6 23 to affirm hope through faith.
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Jesus
Lazarus
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Our Mother Star Sunspot Worries and Climate Talk
Scientists at Kitt Peak report the sun has cooled by about 11 degrees in the past year and could trigger climate shifts if trends continue. William Livingstone cautions the changes may be cyclical, with ultraviolet bursts and X-rays impacting Earth, but warns against blaming recent winters on solar activity.
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Robert Orben
Tugsom
Aria
Kitt Peak
McMath
Earth
Livingstone
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