Bible translation boom sparks renewed Christian vigor in US
A surge of Bible interest grips America as Pentecostal and Bible oriented movements rise among youth. New translations multiply rapidly with major efforts like The Living Bible and The New International Version. Archaeological finds and ancient manuscripts enhance modern English renderings and ecumenical study.
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Chile
Salvador “Bible
Beatriz Ailenis
Almeni
Ian
United States
Nist
Radical
Igsas Mover
Eugene A. Nida
American Bible Society
Pode Evangelical Scholars
America
Kenneth Taylor
Dead Sea
Egypt
Oxyrhynchus
J.carter Swaim
Rheims Douay
British Museum
Britain
Cambridge
Mt. Sinai
Treher
Deeteé
Martin Juthre
Hart Urges US to Build and Sell Seven Refineries
Sen. Hart proposes the government build seven petroleum refineries to ease the energy shortage and then sell them to the public, with capacity for about one million barrels daily. He argues the plan would boost retail competition and benefit consumers through improved choices. Humphrey also backs a five year, 600 million dollar solar energy research program to ramp solar power nationwide. The North Carolina Utilities Commission notes 29 telephone companies operate under its jurisdiction.
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Washington
Philly A. Bart
D-Mleh
Hart
Senate
Min
Gag Corp
Adlai B. Stevenson
BAN
Michigan Democrat
Hebert
Humphrey
D-Minn
Minnesota Democrat
Nixon
Atomic Energy Commission
Office of
Solar Energy Research
AEC
Council
Snow Strikes Great Lakes Region with Heavy Bursts
Northwest winds off Lake Michigan drive heavy snowfall across extreme northeastern Illinois and southeastern Wisconsin with depths from 20 to 40 inches near the lake shore. Scattered showers spread from the northern Rockies to the Pacific Northwest. skies were clear in southern Texas and partly cloudy elsewhere.
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Smuis
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Missouri
Forthern
Arkansas
Lake Michigan
Ilinois
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Texas
Energy Crisis Impacts Connecticut Tax Revenue Repair Efforts
Connecticut officials warn the energy shortage risks deeper tax loss if unemployment rises and business slows, while lawmakers and industry leaders urge clarity on the crisis. Democratic Chairman John Bailey criticizes Nixon’s travel posture as energy policy remains unsettled.
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McCann
John M. Bailey
Nixon
South
New England
New Britain
Key Iscayne
Bailey
Frank Sharon
Milford
Sharon
Arttur Woods
Connecticut Business And|i Industry Association
William E. Simon
Connecticut
I Simon
Wood
Connecticut Light and Power Co
Simon
Hartford
Tn Hartford
American Petroleum Institute
Nelson Brown
WTIC
Furmel
Brown
Teabag Mailing Backs CSTA Tax Cut Demand
Hartford AP report notes Connecticut State Taxpayers Association sent teabags to General Assembly members as a Boston Tea Party themed reminder. The group urged tax cuts to return budget surpluses to taxpayers amid near 100 million dollars in reserves and ongoing calls for reduced state spending.
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Hartford
Connecticut State Taxpayers Association
General Assembly
Boston
Grover Rees
Association
Connecticut
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Cameron Parish
van Beek
Solomon
Tech
Abraham
Tigris
Euphrates
Tower of Babel
Jericho
Cme
Beisan
Jerusalem
van Buel
Albert C. Cutler
A.cara
BARTS
Monache
Vane
Banlon Rim
U.S
North Caroliia
CSTA
Trumbull Open
Bangeport
Trumbull
Danbury
Kays
Toa
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