St Johns Episcopal Boy Choir Heads to England Tour
The 13 boys will depart for London on June 4 for a two week educational tour visiting Westminister Abbey Windsor Coventry Cathedral St Georges School and Kings College Cambridge. They will hear renowned boy choirs and may play informal games between engagements.
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Voters urged to reconsider abolishing constable role
The Morgan County Commission should review Constable Jimmy Verner’s offer to serve legal papers to ease deputies’ workload. Voters will decide on abolishing the constable position. if Verner boosts law enforcement, keep the office. if not, the position may be eliminated.
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Watergate scars fade as officials earn public trust
The Supreme Court denied appeals from Nixon aides, ending their criminal convictions and signaling the case’s end. Yet the author argues Watergate’s impact remains, with public mistrust lingering and officials at all levels needing-long term integrity to heal the nation and inspire youth about public service.
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Richard Nixon
O'Neill Earns Respect as Rising House Leader
Colleagues rate Speaker Tip O'Neill highly after four months in office. He is praised for leadership and deal making, while facing questions over parochial bias and his grasp of complex issues. Some deputies fault his White House ties and committee selections.
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Begin's Rise Shapes Israel Vote and Path to Peace
A 63 year old Menahem Begin, once an Irgun outlaw, wins Israel's election amid Labor split and scandals. Analysts say a center-right coalition may pursue a pragmatic peace, while preserving security with hardline stands on the Golan Heights and the West Bank.
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Carter Democrats Shift to Private Negotiation on Policy
In the first months of Carter's presidency Senate Chief Byrd and House Speaker O'Neill yield to private negotiation, credits include tax reform changes and major laws. They say a cooperative dynamic emerges, though energy and reform bills face resistance as Congress asserts independence from the White House.
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Daily Word Game Inspires INSPIRES in SPIRES
Word puzzle notes encourage finding 26 or more four letter or longer words from INSPIRES. Rules exclude plural s added forms and proper nouns. Yesterday’s list includes LODGERS and related words. publication by United Venture Syndicate, Inc. in 1977.
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Global Gallup Initiates World Reach With New Research Service
Marks 30th anniversary of Gallup International as affiliates from 40 nations gather in Princeton to plan the Gallup-Kettering study Human Needs and Satisfactions. They outline Global Opinion Trends a summer start and quarterly reports on attitudes worldwide.
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Dear Dr. Graham on God’s love amid evil and faith
A reader questions why a loving God allows evil. The response cites a distorted world from sin, God’s ongoing love, and the claim that Jesus Christ shows that love by dying for sins and rising. It advises prayerful reading of the Gospel of John to seek belief.
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Shelton era publication rates and policy notes
Decatur Alabama based Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc publishes daily and weekend editions. The notice lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions, plus tax inclusions and grievance redress policy.
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