Dark Skies and Silent Polluters Move to Action
A critique of urban and rural air pollution from industrial emissions describes the visible haze over Chicago and Tucson. Experts from Indiana University and the University of Wisconsin urge a Manhattan Project scale mobilization to curb environmental threats and protect public health.
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Public climate of reform and air pollution concern United
A calendar of editorials urges starting reform at home not with the electric chair. Columns criticize campus protests, government spending needs, and university grants. Howard Ennes warns against delaying data on air pollution linked cancer rise, urging universal action and prosecution of polluters.
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What God Is Like
A reflective meditation on the nature of God asks what God is like and cites Dr. J. Wallace Hamilton noting that Jesus most often used the word Father. The piece links this view to modern conflicts and institutions where chaplains operate.
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Mother Dies In Longview Hospital Services Monday
Mrs. Jeanie Mae Allen, 75, mother of James Allen of Longview, died Saturday in a Longview hospital. Funeral services were held Monday at 4 p.m. in Welch Funeral Chapel with Rev. Douglas Pirtle officiating. Burial was in Grace Hill Cemetery. She was a Georgia native who lived most of her life in Longview and is survived by her husband Thomas, two other sons Harold and Thomas L. Click, two brothers Homer McCannon of Hinton Oklahoma and Earl McCannon of Hobart Oklahoma, two sisters Ina Hale of Hobart and Lulu Dill of Perryton, and six grandchildren.
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Epiphany customs marked by Tarpon Springs divers
The article notes an Epiphany celebration at Tarpon Springs with Greek sponge divers. A bishop casts his crucifix into the water for the baptismal rite and women dive for the cross, but it is unclear who retrieves it. An unrelated kitchen tip describes opening a coconut using an ice pick and oven heat.
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