Virginia Should Back Dalton to Preserve State Values
The Danville Register urges Virginians to vote for Lieutenant Governor John Dalton for governor, arguing a clear contrast with Henry Howell. It asserts Dalton defends right to work, opposes public employee collective bargaining, and pledges emphasis on education and job opportunities without costly new programs, warning Howell fronting Carter administration influence would threaten Virginia’s independence and conservative heritage.
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Danville Register
Virginia
Henry Howell
John Dalton
Howell
General Assembly
Roanoke
Afl-Cio
Democratic Party
Dalton
Carter
Jimmy Carter
South
Washington
Ames
Man's Sin and God's Redemptive Grace in Job and Shantung
The piece surveys Tavigr Caldwell's yearbook essay urging writers to address human sin, citing Job as a stark study of innocence and suffering. It contrasts human frailty with divine forgiveness and references Langdon Gilkey's Shantung Compound account showing greed and pride among religious figures in wartime captivity.
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Tavigr Caldwell
Mey
Miss. Caldwell
Job
Paul
Brest
Lengst
Shantung
Langdon Gilkey
Hook
China
Gilkey
Signs Of The Times In Danville Reflect City Spirit
Danville enforces a modest sign ordinance that governs sign size and placement, not taste. Signs reveal how residents value business, permanence, and the local landscape, with humor or decay provoking varied reactions from natives and visitors alike.
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Lady Bird Johnson
Danville
Danvillians
Civil rights report targets TV stereotypes and bias
James J Kilpatrick critiques a Civil Rights Commission report on women and minorities in television arguing it exposes pervasive sexism and racial bias while urging more diverse, realistic portrayals. The piece questions the role of government censorship and notes industry resistance to reform.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Mary Tyler Moore
Mary
Mr. Grant
Lou
Edith
Bunker
Archie
Louise Jefferson
George
Bbag
Ives
F Ottiers
Beis
Abihars
Emmen
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L.D. Johnson
James J. Kilpatrick
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