Integrity Honesty Quote in Proverbs Cited
A noted proverb from Proverbs 10 9 emphasizes that integrity yields security while crooked paths lead to exposure and consequence, reflecting timeless moral guidance.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1982
Page
4
Randolph weighs reelection bid while boxing criticism swells
Senator Jennings Randolph, 82 in 1984, hints at a possible run or retirement causing Democratic primary intrigue with Governor Rockefeller seeking his seat. CNN’s Howard Cosell resigns from boxing after Larry Holmes rout, calling for change, while fans debate sport’s brutality and the need for safety reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller IV
Sen
Randolph
Senate
Rockefeller
Jennings Randolph
Israel Goes Its Merry Way as White House Blames State
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report rising White House alarm over State Department failure to advance Reagan's September peace plan for the Middle East. Secretary Shultz's cautious stance angered William Clark and angered the White House as senators back pro Israel aid, undermining the president's outreach effort. Clark's telephone dressing down and Shultz's late warnings left Reagan portrayed as a laughing stock to some insiders and in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Shultz
William P. Clark
Brazil
White House
State Department
Reagan
Shultz
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Senate
Middle East
Bennett Johnston
Senate Appropriations Committee
Johnston
U.S
Israel
Senate
Clark
William Schneider
Schneider
Turkey
Pakistan
Brasilia
Jerusalem
Israédi
Lebanon
Beirut
Menachem Begin
West Bank
Mideast
Foreign Service
Dennis DeConcini
Appropriations Committee
DeConcini
Nuclear energy and the press there is a bias
A report by Rothman and Lichter analyzes 1000 scientists from American Men and Women of Science, showing pro nuclear views are strong among scientists especially in energy fields and nuclear experts. It notes journalists and public opinion skewed against nuclear power, influenced by political ideology and media outlet skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Stanley Rothman
S. Robert Lichter
Smith College
George Washington University
America
Lichter and Rothman
Public Opinion
White House
Three Mile Island
Rothman
Lichter
New York Times
Washington Post
American generosity remains strong across volunteering and giving
Ray Cromley notes Americans donate time and money in substantial numbers. Between 25 and 31 percent of adults volunteer weekly about seven hours on average, with 47 to 52 percent volunteering at some level. Two thirds donate to charities and 40 percent give in kind. Corporations also contribute, with many giving five percent of pre tax profits and some operating two and five percent clubs. There is a growing trend of loaning employees to nonprofits and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cosell
ABC
Larry Holmes
Randy Cobb
Cosell
Ray Mancini
Washington
CNF
United States
Mafioso Fines Languish In Treasury Collection Gaps
Justice Department publicized Liddy’s $23 000 balance while millions in fines from Mafia figures and drug dealers remain unpaid. Profiles include Paul Vario Sr Anthony Giacalone Sr James Napoli Joseph Gambino Anthony Scotto Francis King Seymour Gapman Michael Pokorney and others with substantial sums outstanding. Also notes CIA KGB Capitol Hill report and praise for VA clinician Stephen Berman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Internal Revenue Service
Jack Key
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Tony Capaccio
Paul Vario Sr
Thomas Lucchese
Vario
New York
Anthony J. Giacalone Sr
Zerilli
Detroit
James “Jimmy the
Nap” Napoli
Raymond Donovan
Joseph Gambino
Carlo Gambino
Anthony Scotto
International Longshoreman’s Association
Seymour Gapman
Florida
Michael D. Pokorney
Michigan
CIA
KGB
Capitol Hill
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
Soviet Union
Anatoly Godakov
Stephen Berman
Veterans Administration Center
Palo Alto
Berman
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