Jimmy Ingram Endorsed for Danville 22nd Judicial Circuit Bench
The Danville Bar Association unanimously backs attorney James F. Ingram for the 22nd Judicial Circuit vacancy formerly held by Judge Stuart L. Craig. Ingram, 39, is praised for character and ability, with colleagues noting his strong community involvement and leadership in the 1974 United Way Campaign.
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No Place For Cesar In Virginia Fires Up Lynchburg Speech
Virginia Lt. Gov. John Dalton warned in Lynchburg that a Carter win would push farmers to seek AFL CIO approval through George Meany to operate if Right to Work is repealed. He linked Carter to unionization via Cesar Chavez and the UFW, claiming it would bankrupt small farms and saddle operators with costly contracts.
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Government study urges minting change and cent phaseout
A government sponsored study recommends phasing out the cent by 1960 and introducing a new smaller dollar coin to replace half dollars. The editorial notes the cent matters due to inflation and scarcity of half dollars in circulation.
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Buckley Doubts Elimination Of One Cent Coin
William F Buckley Jr questions removing the smallest denomination from the currency arguing it would create problems and inconvenience while noting prices once cost a cent but many items no longer do.
Panama Canal Treaty Debate Across Panamanian Politics
A long critical piece examines Panamanian opposition to the 1903 treaty and U S sovereignty over the Canal Zone. It discusses legal challenges, historical interpretations, and Panamanian protests from 1904 onward, questioning treaty terms and sovereignty, noting fortifications and economic controls, and calling for reintegration of the Zone.
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Carter Cronies Caddell And Papp Stir Debate
In Washington a flap over Patrick Caddell accepting a $30,000 fee from Saudi Arabia highlights Carter’s inner circle. The controversy extends to a letter Carter wrote to Joseph Papp, the off-Broadway Shakespearean impresario, fueling scrutiny of the Democratic candidate’s judgments.
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Think First Paul guiding Thessalonians sermon text
The speaker reflects on Paul’s injunction to the Thessalonians to think before action and hold fast to what is good. Citing translations from the Jerusalem Bible, the aim is to urge freshmen to pause, assess stimuli, and choose wisely rather than act impulsively amid competing pressures and a multimedia world.
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A reflective sermon on values and political nuance
The column blends political commentary with moral reasoning, citing Deep thought from Thomas More and Paul, and critiques of Jimmy Carter’s arts task force. It questions holding fast to values, warns against impulse, and notes concerns about past ties to Joseph Papp and the entertainment industry. It emphasizes cautious judgment for voters.
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Carter’s Tax Reform Fumble Exposes Spending Con Game
Washington writer M Stanton Evans argues Carter’s tax reform misstep reveals the truth about who pays. He notes few rich Americans fund federal spending and that middle and lower incomes bear the tax burden. He estimates about 1 percent of tax returns showed $30,000 plus income in 1978, paying around 46 percent in taxes.
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