Danville to Get Enclosed Regional Mall by Arlen Centers
Arlen Shopping Centers announces plans to build a 575000 square foot enclosed regional mall on a 52 acre Northside site at Piney Forest Road and North Main Street. The project, first of its kind in Danville, will host about 70 leasing firms in a multi state market, with parking for 2800 and free access. The venture aims to boost Downtown and other shopping areas and attract regional patrons, signaling growth for Virginia retail. A separate essay discusses history education standards, presentism, and calls for balanced textbooks and private enterprise recognition.
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Arlen Shopping Centers
Piney Forest Road
North Main Street
Danville
Arlen
Virginia
Not A Necessity The Brazil coffee frost crisis
A killer frost devastated 70 percent of Brazil's coffee plantations, a blow that could curb global supply. Brazil's coffee accounts for about one third of world consumption and earns roughly $1.2 to 1.5 billion in foreign exchange annually. Prices at home have risen about 60 percent, with 100 percent gains abroad on New York and London exchanges. Some researchers question decaffeinated coffee's value, but millions would suffer consumer impact if consumption shifts downward.
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Brazil
New York
London
HEW
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Barry Goldwater
CSI
CST
Central Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Erie Railroad
C.P
James J. Hill
Commodore Vanderbilt
I’m-from- Missouri
Power and Limits in the American Presidency
James J Kilpatrick argues that presidential power has grown beyond checks and that Congress rarely asserts its authority. He cites Schlesinger Burns Berger and Patrick Henry, tracing the shift from a federated balance to executive dominance and urging self restraint by citizens and parties alike.
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Washington
American Bar Association
Montreal
Willy-Nilly
Arthur Schlesinger
James MacGregor Burns
Raoul Berger
Comfort in Affliction and the God of All Comfort
A sermon notes that comfort in affliction comes from God and is meant to strengthen believers to help others. It cites Paul in II Corinthians describing God as the Father of mercies who comforts us so we may comfort others, and explains four pressures: meaning, aloneness, vocation, and moral weakness. A closing remark contrasts civic voting with mayoral privileges.
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Lord Jesus
Christ
God
Paul
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Brokered convention looms for Democrats in 1976 race
Ralph de Toledano argues the 1976 Democratic field lacks star power and may force a brokered convention. He notes George Wallace's money but delegate doubts, low polling for Muskie Jackson McGovern and Humphrey, Kennedy as a non-viable rival, and the era’s weak party machines. Ford benefits from weak opposition as primary politics deepen divisions.
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Washington
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Pera
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
George McGovern
Nic
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
George Gallup
Humphrey
McGovern
Henry Jackson
Edmund Muskie
Edward Kennedy
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Richard Daley
Chicago
Gerald Ford
New Think Tank CSI in La Jolla Shapes Student Debate
In La Jolla the Campus Studies Institute CSI, a youth driven think tank, urges freedom amid campus change. Founder Ted Loeffler launched in 1969 to critique liberating rhetoric, now promotes conflict resolution between government power and individual rights.
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la Jolla
Campus Studies Institute
CSI
Wall Street Journal
Rand Corporation
Hudson Institute
University of California
Ted Loeffler
Yale
CSE
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