Pause and Ponder Blessed Be God and Father
Editorial page reflection on spiritual blessings citing Ephesians 1 3 as the guiding verse. The piece portrays gratitude and religious perspective within a satirical newspaper frame, inviting readers to contemplate divine blessings in everyday life.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Gas shortage debate gains bipartisan interest in Washington
Independent gas station operators and public officials question the oil shortage claim as Congress weighs probes. Secretary Morton says no evidence of a scheme to ruin independents, while industry timing with Alaska pipeline and offshore drilling looms. Calls for a prompt government study grow amid mixed data on inventories and station openings.
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Congress
Rogers C. B. Morton
Morton
Alaska Pipeline
Cheaper data gathering idea for weather and pollution
NASA officials seek economical methods to collect atmospheric data. A Science article by Robert Steinberg proposes installing instruments on jumbo international jets to measure mid tropospheric winds in the tropics and track pollutant life cycles, using automatic navigation data for location and altitude. The approach warrants feasibility study.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Robert Steinberg
Steinberg
Tropics
West Germany fights inflation with tough plan
Bonn reports Germany faces sustained rising living costs after a severe inflation spike tied to 1970s price surges. Chancellor Willy Brandt unveils a hard anti inflation package with higher taxes for the rich, reduced public spending, tighter credit, and limits on investment. Households cope with meatless days and butter shortages as prices remain high. The article notes marked currency devaluation and public concern over the European Common Market’s handling of butter exports.
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Willy Brandt
Badern-Wuerttemberg
State Consumers’ Association
America
Brussels
Germany
France
West Germany
Brandt
Helmut Schmidt
Britain
Quotes From Leaders And Officials Across Global Events
A collage of quotations covers diverse topics from Sen. Sam J. Ervin’s Shakespearean reference to witness Porter at Watergate hearings, Skylab’s study line near Disney World, draft registration issues, Henry Miller at a booksellers convention, and President Nixon at Florida Tech. The piece shifts to European economics detailing Common Market price changes, West Germany’s overheated economy, inflation drivers, and policy aims under Chancellor Brandt and Helmut Schmidt.
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Priess
Sen
Sam J. Ervin
Shakespeare
Herbert L. Porter
Letters to the Tribune reveal a spread of local issues
A reader contesting pupfish extinction argues against abortion by proposing a forced birth and murder of the mother. The letter critiques Eagle Rock road disputes, land ownership, and local politics involving Cox, Hallock, and ranch lands. It also voices gasoline shortage theories blaming oil majors, environmentalists, and government, with a closing note on Nixon and Watergate.
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Eagle Rock
Cox
Hallack
Wyoming
Dean Wrosser
Hallock
Prosser
Inga
Cheyenne
Colorado
Exchange A new road to learning
EVANSTON Ill Zen Buddhism hitting zoology science fiction are among about 850 topics in The Learning Exchange a nonprofit operation linking people who want information with those who provide it The goal is education convenient and to challenge traditional schooling while expanding access to diverse subjects for about 3,000 students and teachers in the area Participants list qualifications and may trade services for fees or exchange knowledge free of charge The program aims to be limited only by users imagination and is unique in the United States
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Hallock
Cox
Hereford State Bank
Hereford
Evanston
Ill
Denis Detzel
Northwestern University
Tagine
Detzel
United States
Mexico
England
Japan
Australia
Exchange
Bob Lewis
Lewis
Delzel
Today in history and notable events on June 16 1974
Key events on this date include Valentina Tereshkova’s orbital flight in 1968 from a Soviet base, the 1858 Lincoln quote about a house divided, the 1920 League of Nations public meeting at St James Palace, and Eisenhower cancelling a 1960 Japan visit amid rioting. Also noted are Kentucky’s Harrndsburg settlement founding in 1974, a Bonanza Creek strike, and past ethics and legal headlines.
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Valentina Tereshkova
Basez
Soviet Union
Kentucky
Harrndsburg
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Council of the
Leagues of Nations
St James Palace
London
Japan
Cambridge
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