Reality Of God Persists In Modern Thought
A four part Christmas series opens with reasoning on God’s place amid technocracy and science. The article cites scholars like Shubert Ogden and William Pollard to argue that despite anti intellectualism, many proofs and lines of thought support belief, noting ontological and teleological arguments and the tension between human finite being and an infinite ground of being.
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Shubert M. Ogden
High Court Grants 18 Year Olds Vote For President
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that 18 year olds may vote in presidential and congressional elections under the 1970 Voting Rights Act. The court also struck down federal action to lower ages for state and local elections and upheld abolition of residence requirements over 30 days for presidential voting. A separate 5 to 4 decision affirmed suspending literacy tests for five years nationwide. Senator Kennedy urged a constitutional amendment to lower state and local voting age.
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William J. Brennan Jr
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Thurgood Marshall
Warren B. Burger
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Harry A. Blackmun
Harlan
Supreme Court to Review Triangle Relocation Housing Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge from Charles ton Triangle residents displaced by interstate construction over whether adequate relocation housing is provided without regard to race or income. The case tests compliance with the Federal Highway Act of 1968 and the 14th Amendment equal protection, with TIC arguing discrimination and the state highways department contending otherwise.
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
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FDA Bans 39 Dangerous Toys Before Christmas
The FDA banned 39 toys as dangerous with three shopping days left before Christmas. The move follows a prior ban on four toy classes and targets products deemed hazardous. Manufacturers have been notified to recall or remove items, with inspectors ready to seize noncompliant goods if needed.
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Ex-Purchasing Chief Denies All Witness Tells of Bell Payoffs
Ex purchasing chief Charles W Shaheen testified he paid John Bell 1100 to obtain state business while Bell was state purchasing director. Bell denied taking payoffs. The State Civil Service Commission heard conflicting testimony in the Bell reinstatement case. Shaheen testified five payments of 220 covered Bell s Imperial Towers rent with CNS employee help. Page 3 Column 2.
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Kanawha County
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Gates
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Imperial Towers
CNS
Salvation Army toy drive faces rising demand at Christ mas Cheer Center
Emotions ran like a yo-yo as Monday saw fluctuating public help at Salvation Army Christ mas Cheer Center. Brigadier Don Vendeville warned demand would worsen before improving with 500 new needy family certifications pushing the toy drive goal from 10,000 to 19,900 while 8,750 toys had Been received.
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Resisting the System Was a Long Futile Battle
James A. Haught and Charles William Shaheen fought state system corruption for years. Shaheen refused bribes despite indictments naming CNS Chemical Co. partners, including his sister Juliette Shaheen and Charles W. Long. He admitted paying rent for State Purchasing Director Bell in return for state contracts. funds were allegedly funneled as petty cash, some marked payoff. Shaheen resigned to protect CNS Chemicals reputational damage as Long and Miss Shaheen take over with plans to regain state supplier role.
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Charles Shaheen
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Charles W. Long
Kanawha County
John $. Bell
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CNS Chemicals
City Election Moves Taken in Charleston Urges Renewal Project
City council set a general election nomination date of March 15 and heard a URA report outlining a 60 acre urban renewal project expansion. HUD previously rejected a 25 acre plan. Roanoke firm Balzer and Associates will prepare funds application. Area bounded by Smith Lewis Beauregard Lee Brooks Lentz.
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Watt Powell Park
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roy Jones
14Th Ward
Eric Hentshill
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Balzer and Associates
Roanoke
Charleston
Smith and Lewis Streets
Beauregard Street
Lee Street
McMillian Hospital
Brooks Street
Lentz Court
State Forecast Briefing Noted For Tonight
Occasional rain continues through tonight with some sleet mixed in. Freezing rain and snow are possible in the northeast region. High temperatures reach the 40s while overnight and early morning lows hover around the 50s.
Cen Desegregation Plan Failure Seen
Consumer Union fights incentives as a plan for desegregation faces hurdles in the central region. The mid east policy is criticized for flawed premises and limited impact amid ongoing debates in Congress. Minor Senate action signals cautious progress while national figures discuss revenue sharing and land use options.
Volpe Urges Coast Guard to Drop Court Martial Charges
Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe instructed the Coast Guard to drop any court martial charges against an admiral and a captain linked to the case of a Lithuanian seaman denied asylum aboard the cutter Vigilant last month.
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John A. Volpe
Coast Guard
Berlin Berlin Strain Over Isolated West Berlin Access
East and West German representatives sparred over West Berlin’s status as border guards stepped up harassment of vital access routes, signaling heightened tensions amid an unresolved standoff.
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West Berlin
The Gazetteer and Miscellany Page Feature Notes
A compact summary from a newspaper page listing sections such as Sports Bridge Television and Obituary. Includes references to amusements comic content and a women’s column with page numbers and topics for readers to explore.
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