Danville Hosts Distinguished Chinese Art Delegation
A sizable group of Chinese art experts visited Danville Friday, boosting local culture. The Taiwan delegation will tour San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Washington, D.C., and Lexington, highlighting the Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History. The new permanent gallery showcases oriental artworks for all residents to enjoy.
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Taiwan
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Los Angeles
New York City
Washington, D.C
Lexington
Sutherlin
Dubious Grantsmanship Threatens Democratic Public Input
An editorial warns that public participation funding across federal agencies invites political favoritism and biased testimony. It argues grants to fund testimonies erode inclusive opinion, inflate research grant seekers, and undermine democracy as missioned by agencies from FTC to EPA and CPS C.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Food and Drug Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
Consumer Products Safety Commission
Carter's secret war to convert NATO into a capable force
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Carter aims torevive NATO's battlefield readiness, warn of Western vulnerability, and push interoperability. Komer returns to NATO work with Haig Owen and Brown guiding policy, seeking weapons commonality and force strength increases across member nations.
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Robert Komer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Komer
Turkey
Kémer
Pentagon
Harold Brown
Alexander Haig
Henry Owen
State Department
Brown
Mr. Carter
U.S
Europe
Haig
Carter-Brown
West Germany
Britain
Italy
Jimmy ‘Carter
Oklahoma women clash at Stillwater conference over ERA
James J. Kilpatrick reports on Oklahoma State University events where Anne Bowker and Diane Edmondson led opposition to Ms. Abzug backed agenda. The Stillwater meeting produced 1000 Christians and 200 Lions in a decisive turn, with 22 delegates elected for Houston and a renewed credentials battle ahead.
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India
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Oklahoma Conference of Women
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Houston
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Ford Commission
Abzug
Oklahoma
Anne Bowker
Tulsa
Diane Edmondson
Broken Arrow
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Boise City
Texhoma
Panhandle
Altus
Lawton
Durant
Broken Bow
Oklahoma State University
Black
Anti Israel Forces On The Move In U S Liberal Split
Ralph de Toledano argues that liberal sentiment shifts toward anti Israel positions aided by coverage of Begin and Likud. He notes fears for Israel’s schoolchildren and criticizes U S policy, warning against appeasement and recalling Eisenhower Dulles guarantees. He links anti Semitic extremes to liberal anti Israel stance and urges steadfast support for Israel’s security.
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Menachem
Begin
David
ABC
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Tsraelis
Golan Heights
Carter
Soviet Union
State Department
Eisenhower
Jon Foster Dulles
Suez
Irael
League of Nations
Britain
Brezhnev Sours On Carter Meeting In Nuclear Era Talks
Washington notes Brezhnev declines a Carter meeting, signaling irritation over human rights critiques and the new neutron bomb debate. The piece analyzes Soviet optics on disarmament, missile deployment, and open U.S. military disclosures fueling Moscow jitters while urging clearer signaling between superpowers.
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Leonid Breznev
Carter
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U.S. Congress
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Investia Columnis
Harold Brown
Senate
John Hardt
Congressional Research Service
Pentagon
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Danville Register Seeks Signed Letters With Full Addresses
The Danville Register invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Signed letters must include full addresses and telephone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited and shortened to fit space.
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Charles Bartiett
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