Vine and fig tree promise of safety and peace
A reflective note links Micah 4 4 to the ideal of living without fear under one s own vine and fig tree, symbolizing safety and contentment in a tranquil, rightful society.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1981
Page
4
Energy imports cut could halve by 1990 says API
An updated American Petroleum Institute report argues that reducing US oil imports by half by 1990 is a reachable goal. The analysis ties lower imports to price signals, fuel efficiency, solar heating, coal demand, and synfuel substitutes, while noting policy and environmental choices will shape how far reliance on foreign oil falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Petroleum Institute
United States
API
Middle East
Reagan proposals still don't go far enough say critics
Peter G. Peterson argues Reagan's plan lacks depth and targets, urging 3 percent to 5 percent of GNP in productivity investments. He contrasts U.S. policies with Japan and West Germany, noting higher investment, R&D, and patent growth abroad, and warns against insufficient cuts to entitlement programs and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Mitterrand
Thatcher
Greece
Papandreou
Israel
Ronald Reagan
Peter G. Peterson
Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb
Peterson
Commerce
Nixon
America
Northwestern
Reagan
Japan
West Germany
U.S
Pre-Mitteland
United States
GNP
CIA Appoints Hugel Shocks Intelligence Community
William Casey promotes Max Hugel from deputy administrator to head of operations at the CIA drawing surprise from experts. Critics say Hugel lacks covert experience, signaling morale impact as the agency shifts leadership away from career officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIA
William Casey
Max Hugel
Naval Operations
Navy
Casey
Hugel
White House
United States
Ronald Reagan
Adm
Bobby Ray Inman
The
National Security Agency
Inman
John McMahon
National Foreign Assessment Center
Stansfield Turner
Congress
Ray Cromley Air Pollution Still A Serious Problem
Washington report cites MIT and Harvard findings estimating 50 000 U S deaths per year from air impurities in the United States. An international panel linked by the Swedish Parliament notes a 10 percent rise in cancer among male smokers exposed to urban pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CNF
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard University
U.S
Norton Nelson
New York University Medical Center
Politicians Placed Politics Over Humanity Says Anderson
Jack Anderson argues that US leaders have traded human rights rhetoric for geopolitical and economic aims. He cites Carter and Reagan records on Pol Pot in Cambodia, El Salvador violence, Chilean dictatorship, Soviet actions, Afghanistan, and Pakistan to claim Washington allies with oppressors while aiding their regimes.
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United States
Washington
White House
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Statue of Liberty
Lucette Lagnado
Camabodia
Pol Pot
Adolf Hitler
EL Salvador
Reagan
Chile
U.S. Navy
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
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EPA
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Philip Bromberg
Jack Anderson
Pakistan
Mohammed Zia Ul- Haq
By Jeff MacNelly
Winston
Rae
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