Editorial on Andersons Church of God international convention
The annual Church of God gathering in Anderson has grown from a railway arrival to a major Indiana event drawing about 25 000 for four services. The convocation spurs world wide church bonds, boosts local economy, and strengthens cross faith friendships. The Herald urges visitors to return rather than risk moving the convention elsewhere.
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Anderson
Eastside Convention Center
Church of God
Snail darter ruling stalls Tellico Dam plans
Taxpayers face potential loss of at least 100 million as Tellico Dam nears completion but is halted to protect 15 000 snail darters among 130 species. Critics blame a Supreme Court decision and urge Congress to amend the Endangered Species Act, warning voters may retaliate at the polls.
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Tennessee
Tellico
U.S Supreme Court
Inflation Talk From Carter to a Revolt in Prices
A meditation on inflation from President Carter’s early measures to long term price trends. The piece cites Eisenhower’s 1952 anecdote on dollar value, links deficits to WWII and oil, notes public demand for action, and references economists and historical price revolutions. It blends political critique with economic theory and archival quotes.
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Washington
Carter
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
OPS Mations
New World
Europe
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Henry the VIII
Carter urged to halt Africa aid and Vietnam link
Paul Harvey argues President Carter seeks congressional repeal of the Tunney Clark amendment to fund African nations, claiming it risks drawing the US into a new war and that past interventions in Zaire and Angola backfire. He cites CIA critic John Stockwell and warns not to repeat Vietnam era mistakes while noting Mobutu’s fragile regime and resource interests.
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Angola
Kolwezi
Zaire
Gerald Bender
University of California
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The Returning Traveler and World War Echoes
A reflective piece by Holmes Alexander Washington recalls past promises to keep the United States out of war. It contrasts Wilson, Roosevelt, and current leaders with a skeptical Traveler who asserts politicians say one thing while preparing for conflict. The essay critiques diplomacy, alliances, and the allure of peace rhetoric.
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Washington
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Moscow
McNaught Syn, Inc
In America The search for truth by KON HEN DIEEN
A reflective column on why opinion writing matters and how readers and publishers shape discourse. It argues that good argument prompts deeper thought about beliefs, cites Mill, and stresses thinking beyond emotion, peer pressure, or sensational claims to find truth.
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