Lord blessing David as Saul sees his success
The passage notes David's continued success with the Lord guiding him, prompting King Saul’s awe at his achievements. A second quote cites Donald Marquis declaring that successful people invent tasks for others to occupy themselves.
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West Virginia Legalizes Dog Racing Amid Pressure
The Legislature passed a bill allowing dog racing in West Virginia and Governor Moore signed it under pressure from northern interests backing Wheeling Downs. Critics condemn the sport as cruel and crooked while locals may pass local option votes. the practice is likely to stay confined to the northern region.
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Iran Soviet gas pipeline deal sparks alarm
An alleged 1000 mile Iran to Soviet Union gas line would ship 13.4 billion cubic meters annually for 20 years in exchange for Soviet gas to West Germany Austria and France. Critics warn of Moscow control risks and future crises as Iran finances remain strained while alternate routes exist.
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Better Borrowing Than Tax In New York City Politics
George F Will argues New York politicians pursue borrowing over taxation, citing inflated revenue forecasts and hidden deficits. He highlights Beame Lindsay and OTB fraud parallels, noting large-scale misrepresentation of city finances and potential fraud implications under state law. He references Ken Auletta’s New York article and Ford’s 1979 Seasonal Financing Act as context.
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Willoughby candidate sues paper over endorsements
Christopher Aquila files a complaint with the Ohio Elections Commission alleging the Willoughby News-Herald violated law by endorsing a candidate in Eastlake. He claims corporate endorsements are illegal political contributions and threatens to sue after the paper backed Aquila's opponent.
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Buckley on Ford and New York City Bankruptcy
Buckley argues Ford’s stance kept New York City from near disaster and outlines the political moves that followed. He weighs technical default versus moral bankruptcy, notes Albany and unions reshaped bond terms, and questions long term reform and tax impact. The piece blends political critique with caution about future bond markets and fiscal policy.
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The Strange Logic Of The U N And Israel Rift
M Stanton Evans critiques the United Nations for double standards praising and condemning actions by Western states while tolerating anti Western regimes. He argues the UN serves enemies of the West and frames Israel and Southern Africa as racists. He notes Moynihan's defense and calls for Congress to cut or rethink US funding.
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Nixon era probes target Democratic governors
Washington reports 1970s probes by Nixon appointees into Democratic governors including Kentucky Wendell Ford Louisiana Edwin Edwards Maryland Marvin Mandel Oklahoma David Hall Pennsylvania Milton Shapp with Mandel indicted and Hall facing trial. Only Republican Arch Moore avoided indictment, now facing campaign contribution charges as DOJ pressures rise.
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