Isaiah's birds echo lament in ancient verse
The verse compares the speaker to a crane and swallow, admitting chatter and mourning like a dove as described in Isaiah 38 14.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1980
Page
5
Coal slurry pipelines spark Washington fight over rail access
The long running dispute over coal slurry pipelines continues in Washington as backers seek rights to cross railroad property. Railroads argue pipelines are unnecessary, while backers claim rails cannot meet rising coal demand. The debate centers on price, pace, and competition in shipping. Sam Brown, head of ACTION, criticizes welfare systems as fostering dependence and praises volunteerism and self help through VISTA and the Peace Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Sam Brown
Brown
Action
Peace Corps
VISTA
Yesteryear
Buckley mourns Harper's demise and publishing woes
William F Buckley laments Harper's Magazine closure amid deep publishing losses. He notes editor Lewis Lapham and the magazine's 1850 founding, acknowledging its influence and costly decline as the industry faces unsustainable monetary losses, with similar fate hinted for the Saturday Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s
Lewis Lapham
Schadenfreude
Harper's
Maecenas
America
Saturday Review
The Little Magazines Face Postal Genocide Threat
The piece argues small journals like The New Republic and The Nation struggle financially as post office costs soar and direct mail fees rise. It notes subsidies echo public cost debates, questions private philanthropy as a remedy, and warns postal policy could end these thoughtful publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Republic
The
Nation
National Review
Commonweal
America
Esquire
Roosevelt
Post Office
Congress
Des Moines
Iowa
Republic
Reagan And The Anti Abortionists
A NY column analyzes how Right to Life activists target Ronald Reagan with a split strategy. Ellen McCormack plans to run in New York to keep antiabortion pressure, while the National Pro-Life PAC seeks compromise, arguing Reagan’s stance could still advance their cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Right To Life
Ronald Reagan
National Pro-Life Political Action Committee
Reagan
Carter
Ellen McCormack
McCormack
White House
Supreme Court
Atom on Trial After Death and Hazard Claims
Paul Harvey argues that if the atom stood trial its accusers would claim it is explosive and a health hazard while defenders must prove not guilty. He warns that by the same standard coal gas oil water and even the sun could be judged dangerous. He notes five US hydroelectric dams could fail and cites a 1963 Italian dam disaster. He adds coal contains radionuclides and nuclear plants produce radiation. The Congressional OTA estimates coal cycle costs 50 lives per year per 1,000 MW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vaioni
Italy
Jeff MacNelly
Congressional Office of Technology Assessment
Nuclear Power Debate and 1980 Campaign Mudslinging
A synthesis contrasts coal and nuclear energy risks with a call for rational energy choices, arguing nuclear power saves lives and environment per unit energy. The article then analyzes Carter Kennedy campaigning tactics, media role, and a historic roster of harsh political attacks from Lincoln to Blaine, noting the enduring role of personal vilification in American elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Iran
Afghanistan
Kennedy
Rosalynn Carter
White House
Massachusetts
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jack Lyman
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Napoleon
Republic
Martin van Buren
Davy Crockett
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
James G. Blaine
Senate
Blaine
Maine
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A Catamon Fans
William F. Buckley
Pinto Delgado
Sao Miguel
Harper's Magazine
Azores High
Opinion
PAIS
William L. Rusher
Paul Harvey
Jack Anderson
Poe
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