Decatur Daily Briefs On Service And Quarterly Congress
An item from the Decatur Daily notes service updates and a quarterly congress meeting. It highlights organizational and scheduling details for ongoing operations and event timelines.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1977
Page
10
An item from the Decatur Daily notes service updates and a quarterly congress meeting. It highlights organizational and scheduling details for ongoing operations and event timelines.
The editorial argues that Richard Nixon's Frost interview revealed a belief in inherent power to commit illegal acts while president. It claims he acted as if above the law, likening his stance to kings. It notes potential impeachment and conviction if Congress had acted, and questions how he could hold such beliefs.
The article praises President Carter for asserting civilian control after Gen. John K. Singlaub questioned his policies. It compares to past U S presidents and stresses the need for civilian leadership, noting talks with South Korea about a staged troop withdrawal over years and warning generals to respect civilian authority.
Sincere practice of the golden rule wins friends and esteem. The article lists ten rules to stop focusing on ME and start building genuine liking by remembering names staying relaxed and humble and expressing congratulations and sympathy. It emphasizes applying the golden rule to improve personal relations.
Ambassador Andrew Young told mostly white South African businessmen that economic reform through the free market is the path to ending racial division. He urged they pursue change via market forces during a weekend visit marked by tight security and protests from white opponents.
A confidential study outlines the marijuana debate in Washington. It weighs decriminalization against potential increases in use, outlines health effects, and notes police and political stakes. The piece cites figures on users and the evolving view of federal enforcement and public health impact.
A George Gallup poll shows 66 percent of adults approve of President Carter, 16 percent disapprove, and 18 percent have no opinion from May 6 to 9. The rise comes after his energy proposals, with broad support across major groups and Democrats.
The quotation credits entertainer Victor Borge born 1909 for the notion that Santa Claus embodies the idea of visiting people once a year.
Dear Dr Graham discusses citizen band radios, noting they can aid or harm, like any technology. The columnist cites Romans 14 14 and Proverbs 18 24, urging use for good, addressing loneliness, and prompting Christians to witness and offer true friendship.
The Decatur Daily prints a missive from founder editor W R Shelton on accuracy and grievance redress. Subscription rates are listed for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier within trade zones, with annual and monthly options and tax included.
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