Opinion Laser-Bomber Could Keep Skies Friendly
The Air Force studies a laser equipped bomber for future defense, aiming for a 1970s to 1980s role. Maj. Gen. Douglas Nelson says laser weapons are promising for B1 concepts, with tests reported at Kirkland AFB and broader drive to counter advanced air and missile threats.
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the Star
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Three kinds of peace from faith in Christ
The speaker outlines three peace types starting with peace with God through accepting Christ as Savior. The second is the peace of God entering hearts as children of God, enabling endurance. The final is peace with fellow humans expressed as love, forgiveness, and service, leading to joy.
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God
Christ
Tem Tennessee Tombigbee funds urged for faster waterway
A five state delegation asks House and Senate Public Works to approve 6 million dollars to accelerate the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway construction. The 300 million project links the Tennessee River to the Gulf of Mexico at Mobile and promises broad regional benefits. Rep Sage Lyons spoke for Gov George Wallace, emphasizing environmental preservation in project design.
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Senate Public Works Appropriations
Tennessee River
Gulf of Mexico
Mobile
Sage Lyons
Alabama
House of Representatives
George Wallace
Washington Mideast Move Aims to Prevent War Renewal
Washington spurred Secretary Bill Rogers on a Mideast peace mission after intelligence suggested a breakdown of diplomacy could trigger renewed fighting. Reports from Cairo note Soviet planes and an amphibious Egyptian force, with Washington hoping an interim Suez Canal deal sustains negotiations.
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Israel
Sadat
Joe Spear
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Desert
Sinai
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Suez Canal
Mediterranean Sea
Arabian Sea
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
U.S
Viewpoint on Moscow arms talks shifts US outlook
David Lawrence notes optimism in Washington as Moscow agrees to discuss both ABMS and offensive strategic weapons. He warns talks do not end nuclear risk and outlines US and Soviet missile inventories and the potential impact on NATO and domestic politics amid debates over troop withdrawals.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Ran Rly
Senate
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Europe
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Edmund Muskie
Henry Jackson
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Shelton Founder Editor 1912 1924 Decatur Paper History
Brief note details W. R. Shelton as founder and editor of a Decatur Alabama newspaper published by Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc. from 1912 to 1924 with publication schedule Monday through Friday afternoons and Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing CO. Inc
P.O. Box
Ala
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