Faith and conviction drive unseen forces to action
A Christian reflection on belief draws from Hebrews 11 3 and James F Clarke noting that faith creates strength and motivation. The quotes link creation by word to inner conviction guiding decisive deeds and courage.
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James F. Clarke
Gasohol debate and humane society clash
Reader letters prompt Mobil rejection of gasohol as energy solution noting it requires more energy to grow grain alcohol than the fuel yields Methanol from coal offered as an alternative fuel path Mobil cautions against overreliance on grain alcohol while presenting coal derived gasoline as a future option Separately Mercer County Humane Society letters section defends its animal control program and rebukes critics praising Rev Marvin B Settle for better understanding the program’s aims
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Jack Anderson
Anderson
Mobil Research and Development Corp
Mobil
St. Louis
Chicago
Mercer County Humane Society
Marvin B. Settle
Rev. Settle
Mercer County
Humane Society
Our
Noah
Pam Hardy
Princeton
U.S
Congress
Washington
New Hampshire
Letters To The Editor Sparsely Promotes Safety Debate
A reader questions coal mine safety rules and laments industry decline from regulation while urging balanced reforms. The letter argues for humane treatment of animals, praises Mercer County Humane Society efforts, and criticizes Rev. Marvin Settle's stance on safety funding. It also includes opinions on teachers retirement, Indian relics, and archaeological practice.
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Itmann
West Virginia
Safety
NIDA exposed for cronyism and mismanagement
The inspector general confirmed many Anderson column accusations against the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Findings detail cronyism, sweetheart contracts, and travel by NIDA officials, including Director Robert DuPont, with reforms pledged to curb undue influence. The report traces cases involving John Dogoloff’s wife, Katon Associates, and Social Systems Inc.
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Ashington
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Robert DuPont
Rockville
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Jack Anderson
National Institute
Anderson
Califano
Howie Kurtz
Valerie Strauss
NIDA
White House
Lee Dogoloff
Nida Contractors
Mary Lou Dogoloff
Richard Katon
Mary Lou
Dogoloff
Katon
Katon Associates
Paul Ryser
William Spillane
Ryser
Spillane
Richard Eaton Associates
Laurence Carroll
Miami
Social Systems Inc
Muriel Nellis
Joseph Nellis
House Narcotics Committee
Nellis
Bangkok
Honolulu
Nigeria
Paris
Rome
Reagan Ford 1980 Nomination Backers Debate 1980
The piece argues the GOP will nominate a candidate for president in 1980 despite weak chances to win Congress. It notes Ford and Reagan may clash again, with younger conservatives and moderates in play. Democrats also plot a 1980 bid as Capitol Hill watches the GOP battle.
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GOP
House of Congress
White House
Supreme Court
Nixon
Ford
Eisenhower
Jimmy Carter
Gallup
Mr. Carter
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
ABC
Carter
Reagan
Baker
Tennessee
Dole
Kansas
Illinois
Phillip Crane
Peking
Afrca
Capitol Hill
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