Day of Farewell and Last Supper Reflections
Williams M. Tower recalls Holy Week significance focusing on the Thursday farewell, the Passover shift, and Jesus washing disciples' feet. He links the Last Supper to the New Covenant, Christ's ongoing presence, and universal deliverance beyond Moses, urging readers to reread the story for modern meaning.
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Williams M. Tower
Jesus
Paul
Christ
Peter
John
Nhe City
Judas
George P. Eckman
Moses
Interterror sparks death penalty debate across nations
The piece discusses New York state lawmakers backing the death penalty for premeditated murder and Governor Carey’s vow to veto, plus his threat of reprieves. It links Interterror to global terrorism, cites the Baader-Meinhof case and Aldo Moro, and questions costs and deterrence, noting Italy, France and other nations.
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Alice
New York City
New York State
Hugh Carey
Italy
Netherlands
West Germany
Hans Martin-Schleyer
Thetherlands
Jacques Bergier
Interterror
Bergier
Aldo Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Red Brigade
Ceune
France
Empain
New York
Western
Europe
Reader letter on local team support and ads
Mrs Robert Niccum criticizes a tourney ads section for favoring out of town merchants over Highland and Madison Heights teams. She urges more town team support and regional ad messages and offers to be named in print. The letter calls for balanced backing of Indians and Pirates and increased local business presence.
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Edward
Anderson's
Indians
Madison Heights
Traffic signal at 38th St and Pendleton Ave sparks concern
June Longfellow writes about a blinking signal at the 38th Street Pendleton Avenue intersection when trains pass on 38th and Raible. She cites danger from halted traffic and frequent accidents, urging normal operation at all times unlike the 53rd and Pendleton Ave crossing.
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38Th St
Pendleton Ave
38Th and
Raible
53Rd
June Longfellow
Bosworth urges immediate action to curb inflation
Washington columnist notes Barry Bosworth of the Council on Wage and Price Stability warns prices will rise further unless Carter acts. He proposes cutting a scheduled six percent federal pay raise to five percent to show leadership, while acknowledging political constraints and possible civil service reform backlash.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Council On
Little Ol’ Council
Barry Bosworth
Carter
Bosworth
Uncle Sam
Bosworth urges bold inflation remedy package for Carter era
Bosworth backs a three percent federal pay raise cap and a six million dollar cut in Social Security taxes funded by general revenues to ease inflation. He calls for expanding meat imports to curb rising prices and requires regulators to weigh inflation in rules. Schultze warns no package is decided, while the public braces for higher prices.
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Jimmy Carter
Washington
Bosworth
White House
Osworth
Carter
Charles L. Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Dieting Turns to Farce as Dinner Plans Collapse
A dieter details a day of failed restraint from morning to evening, narrating a parade of half measures and indulgences. The culminates with her husband’s blunt rebuke and a satirical backdrop that includes Will Rogers quotes and archival notes.
Anderson Herald item fragment from 542 382 dates unknown
Fragmentary OCR item from The Anderson Herald mentions Mason, Ron, and local names with unclear context and missing dates, offering only scattered clues about a possible community or court matter.
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