Religion and government cited in a Washington quote
A historical quotation contrasts religious virtue with political authority. James 1 26 is cited about vain religion while government is praised for protecting rites and true religion offering support to governance.
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Congresses Ethics Calls for Honest Reform in Congress
The subcommittee probe into Senator Thomas Dodd signals possible censure as Congress seeks to restore prestige. After Baker and Powell scandals, lawmakers acknowledge ethical standards have declined and drastic action is needed to repair the image of both House and Senate.
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Brown-bagging debate prompts call for real liquor control
The piece criticizes legalized brown-bagging as a half measure and urges North Carolina leaders to adopt true liquor controls. It argues the proposal, while possibly the best under the circumstances, reflects compromised conscience and defers real decision. Marie Grant voices the opposition, labeling the bill bad legislation from start to finish.
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Editorial on Shale Oil Treasure in Colorado Utah Wyoming
The piece argues that vast shale oil deposits in Colorado Utah and Wyoming may hold enough kerogen to pay national debt. It outlines a 1930 Hoover era land ban, Udall's 1964 advisory board, congressional interest, and three policy options including private leasing and expanded depletion allowances.
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Dodd probe pressure grows as ethics panel faces test
Four ex-employees of Senator Tom Dodd press for reopening the Dodd inquiry, charging ethical lapses and urging a cleansing of Congress. The letters cite stolen documents being admissible evidence, past conduct, and perceived reluctance by Ethics Committee members to investigate a fellow senator.
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Radical plan for 24 hour emergency staffing at High Point Memorial
High Point Memorial Hospital considers continuous 24 hour emergency room coverage by doctors employed by the hospital. If approved May 1, the plan would raise operating costs but aim to provide prompt care, with doctors earning under ten dollars an hour and fees partly recouped from patients. If rejected, the hospital may hire full time physicians, a costlier option.
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