Dancing in joy as worship and victory
A note on Hebrew women dancing solo or in groups during joyous occasions especially to welcome victors from war. Dancing served as an act of worship and a sign of joy reflecting the sentiment Thou hast turned for me my mourning into dancing.
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Armed Forces
Poochey
Poochy
Princeton
Humane Society
Ivory Casey
Advent Christian Church
Roundhouse
The
Federal aid debate and rising postal costs prompt change
A 1980 census finding shows one in three U S households receive federal aid mainly Medicare. critics warn budget growth and tax funding justify scrutiny. The piece notes postal stamps rising to 18 20 cents and suggests ending Saturday mail could cut costs, shifting savings to telephone services.
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Postal Service
Letters To The Editor Why Don't We Try To Prevent Black Lung
A page of reader letters discusses black lung benefits, prevention, and blame for policy, urging mask use and questioning political motives. Other letters praise local officials, critique education funding debates, and urge civic action in Bland and Tazewell counties.
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UMWA
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Blurfield Daily Telegraph
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L. Ray Smith Vansant
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Tazewell County
Crockett
Bluefield
Virginia
Sam Crockett
Charlie Gilmore
Sam
Kenneth G. Barnett
Bluefield, Va
Concord
Don Christie
Concord College Athens
W. V
McDowell Board of Education
McGraw
McDowell Board of Ed
McDowell County
Jackie Lake Welch
W.va
Nestor
Bland County
L.P. Bunyan
Sharon Friese
Mr. Bunyan
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Hercules, Inc
Radford
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J.C
Toots
Green Bland
Daily Telegraph
Mr. Short Sr
Fred S. Richmond
Jack Nestor
Mercer County
D.W. McCormick
Houston, Texas
Pat Dillon
Abbs Valley
Glenn A. Tabor, Jr
Memorial Church of Christ
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