Government alarms and credibility in public health warnings
A critical commentary on federal warnings about drinking water chemicals and tampons. The author blasts conflicting studies from EPA and CEQ, cost to industry, and potential stock manipulation, arguing warnings breed distrust while capitalism may ride gains. A bumper sticker note closes with a sharp quip about intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President’s Council On Environmental Quality
Environmental Protection Agency
Reagan Team Trails Toward Economic Emergency Action
Ronald Reagan transition leaders acknowledge declaring an economic emergency could speed action on a Rooseveltian scale within the first 100 days. They warn the crisis may unfold with inauguration as federal spending rises, inflation holds, and deficits widen, prompting a bold supply side approach to cut taxes and restrain spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Congress
Reagan
Regan
U. S
Wall Street Journal
Federal Reserve Board
Dorothy Knox Rogers obituary honors a life of service in Aiken
Dorothy Knox Rogers died at 84 in Aiken. She hosted at Rye Patch on Whiskey Road and aided soldiers as an Aiken U S O organizer. She chaired the Red Cross gifts division for over 20 years and helped found the Green Boundary Club with her brother Seymour Knox. Her marriages linked to Buffalo society and New York banking, with ties to the Roosevelts and the Duke of Windsor, whom she hosted in Cannes and Aiken. The Aiken Standard offers condolences to her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Pendleton Rogers
Aiken
Rye Patch
Whiskey Road
Prince of Wales
Simpson
Aiken U.S.O
Rogers
Special Gifts
Aiken County
American Red Cross
Seymour H. Knox
Green Boundary Club
Dorothy Knox
Buffalo
New York
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
St. James
Herman Rogers
Edward VIII
Cannes
France
Wallis Warfield Simpson
England
Edward
King
Duke of Windsor
Edmund Rogers
Dear Mrs EHB and the Jesus Christ test
A reader asks about a group emphasizing divine love without Jesus. The response warns that God’s love centers on Jesus Christ as God’s Son and the ultimate expression of love. Jesus’ death shows love, his teaching guides it, and his indwelling enables genuine love, advising to avoid groups that ignore Jesus.
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DR. Graham
Jesus
E.H.B
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Burpee Family Remembered and Growing Hope at Fordhook
Bethesda notes the death of seed tycoon David Burpee at 87 and recalls the Burpee family leadership. His son Jonathan and grandson Atlee IV press on at Fordhook Farm with Snowbird Marigolds as raccoons ravage last year’s corn while Pickering’s drill sergeant guidance shapes new growth and the Supersteak Hybrid VFN Tomato headlines the catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda, MD
David Burpee
David
W. Atlee
Ellwood S. Pickering
Pickering
Angola
Rome
Ellwood Pickering
Maryland
Jonathan
Young Atlee IV
Carol Whitenack
Burpee
Fordhook
Doylestown
America
Charlotte Bass
Stillwell
Ind
Mexico
Stout Cortez
Spain
Union
W. Atlee Burpee IV
Messrs. Burpee
IRS
Canada
Samuel A. Cothran and Colleagues Named in 1867 Paper
The 1867 publication lists Samuel A. Cothran as publisher with A.B. Cubridge as advertising director and Sue S. Brown as production manager. The document records early staff roles and titles.
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Sue S. Brown
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Paul Harvey
EPA
Ernest Krebs Jr
Proctor and Gamble
United States
James Fahey
Pineville
West Virginia
Scotty
Dorothy Knox Rogers
Billy Graham
THE
By Smith Hempstone
W. Atlee IV
United States of America
Samuel A. Cothran
A.B. Cubredge
Scott B. Hunter
Rodger Ragan
Aiken Communications, Inc
Rutland Drive
S.C
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