Seventh Day of Seventies: The 7 7 7 Phenomenon
The passage muses on the rare date 7/7/77 as an occasion for occult fascination and symbolic meaning. It traces sevens through culture from Greeks and Hebrews to alchemists, notes seven as a symbol of order, and hints at esoteric importance while advising focus beyond the heat of the day.
Jest Like A Bureaucrat Campaigning On Unemployment
A satirical piece mocks Mayor Woodrow Glasscock Jr of Hondo Texas proposing to import 180 unemployed Americans to push the town toward a six percent jobless rate. It imagines a federal aid scheme via relocating jobless people to “under unemployed” cities and jokes about housing URP workers in an old air base with HUD objections unlikely to dampen the plan.
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Woodrow Glasscock Jr
Hondo
Tex
Glasscock
Congress
HUD
URP
Hurp
Carter Kills B-1 Program Amid Budget Fears and Lobby Pressures
President Carter overruled experts and opted to kill the B-1 bomber. Bert Lance and Harold Brown shaped the decision amid cost concerns and alternative cruise missile options. Military-industrial lobby factions split, boosting congressional opposition and complicating arms control efforts with Russia. An informal summit is urged to press the urgency of new treaty talks.
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Carter
Washington
Soviet Union
Office of Management and Budget
Bert Lance
Lance
Harold Brown
Mr. Lance
Dr. Brown
Congress
Air Force
Rockwell
Sen
Henry Jackson
Navy
Army
House
Senate
Russia
Buckley Lauds Debated Soviet Human Rights On NBC
William Buckley lauds the June 12 Georgetown televised debate with Soviet officials on human rights. The piece notes Kaiser Dershowitz and Hesburgh backing medals, questions Soviet emigration and trials, and praises the American side for its linguistic and interpretive edge while hinting at a possible rematch.
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Robert Kaiser
Alan Dershowitz
Theodore Hesburgh
Georgetown University
NBC
Brezhnev
Richard Nixon
United States
Samuel Zivs
Soviet Academy of Sciences
August Mishkin
Moscow University
Gheéniih Borovik
Novost Press Agency
Moscow
Danville Bus Plans Meet Strong Citizen Opposition
A letter urges the Danville city council to abandon UMTA funded bus expansion, argues against private bus ownership, and calls for publicizing a profitable school tripper service. It warns of UMTA requirements, Davis Bacon provisions, possible discrimination, and urges a private enterprise solution with citizen involvement and a new transportation committee.
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Danville Traction
UMTA
Danville
Carter White House faces high noon in Mideast row
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that as Jimmy Carter pushes a peace plan, American Jewish leaders threaten pressure while administration officials warn Israel's Begin is unlikely to bend. Mondale and NSC aides stress the president will not abandon his conditions for West Bank withdrawal.
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Jimmy Carter
Mideast
Israel
Carter
White House
Carter White House
Eisenhower White House
Sinai Peninsula
Congress
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Menahem’ Begin
State Department
Begin
West Bank
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Zionist General Council
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Yediot Achronot
Golan
Sinai
Mondale
National Security Council
Oval Office
National Security
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Corom Israel
Danville Register invites signed letters with addresses
The Danville Register welcomes all letters to the editor. Letters must be signed and full addresses must accompany signatures. For verification, writers should list telephone numbers. All letters are subject to editing and may be shortened when space is tight.
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Washington Post
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Zivs
Stalin
Nixon
Lenin
Schcharansky
Dershowitz
Zigs
Davis Bacon
Godwin
Butler
Dan Daniel
Canville
Rowland Evans and
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