Pandora's Box debate guides Lockheed bailout fight
The debate over a potential 250 million loan to Lockheed reveals lawmakers opposing a broader 2 billion fund risking expansive government involvement in the economy. Critics warn such steps undermine free enterprise while supporters see urgent aid to a key defense contractor amid a faltering aerospace industry. Westchester traffic upgrades move slowly. a high level meeting is urged to accelerate the two million dollar project.
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United States
Lockheed Corporation
Sen. Buckley
New York
Alan Greenspan
New York Times
Sen. Javits
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Lock
Lockheed
City Hall
Westchester
Lynwood Smith
There Must Be Progress
Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues for progress toward better living over bigger growth. The piece notes Florida and Arizona shifting toward selective growth and zero growth, with emphasis on quiet spaces and clean air. It praises evolving attitudes toward living in better, not larger, communities and a stronger city built on improved living standards.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Florida
Arizona
Jones
Ourself
Keep Sweet in All Dealing A Sermon Title
A sermon titled A LITTLE HONEY urges kindness in tough exchanges. It cites Jacob and Joseph, urges carrying sweetness to soften hostility, and echoes Turn the other cheek as a guide to peaceful resolution. The message emphasizes smiling, kind words, and avoiding sharp, bitter words.
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Jacob
Egypt
Benjamin
Joseph
Jesus
A Taste of Honey and the Bonds of Kindness
A reflective piece recalls George Whitefield and John Wesley making peace after a fierce quarrel and vows that kindness can mend emotional rifts. It then notes a hotel room call by Charles Evans Hughes to his wife, illustrating steadfast affection. The message: small acts of sweetness improve family life and marriage.
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George Whitefield
John Wesley
Wesley
Whitefield
George
John
Charles Evans Hughes
Washington
Animals and abandoned kittens spark humane pleas
CAPUS WAYNICK laments three yellow kittens abandoned at his doorstep three weeks ago. He cannot keep them and the local humane society says no wildlife shelter is available, leaving the cats likely to the county animal shelter amid a growing problem of pet abandonment.
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Capus Waynick
Humane Society
St. Francis of Assissi
Ami
Charles Darwin
Erasmus Darwin
Retail Credit Company Under Fire for Privacy Invasion
A detailed investigation targets Retail Credit Company with over 45 million files and 7,000 inspectors. The report reveals neighborhood checks rely on gossip, aggressive quotas, and limited consumer access under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Retail Credit Company
United States
Canada
Mexico
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Retail Credit
H. E. Nichols
Gay Cook
Fair Credit Reporting Act
Keep Sweet message sparks memory of Duke pastor and kindness
The column recalls Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe of Duke University and Wesley Memorial Church, his home purchase in suburban Waverly, and a neighborly fence dispute resolved by mutual goodwill. It also notes Houston photographer George Honeycutt visiting family, a snake incident involving Ray Hussey, and upcoming Miss North Carolina Teenager judging in Raleigh, amid market preparations for the autumn exposition.
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C. Excelle Rozzelle
Gilbert T. Rowe
Duke University
Wesley Memorial Church
O. L. Brown
Dr. Rowe
Nashville
M. E. Church
Methodist
Waverly
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George Honeycutt
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Houston Chronicle
Leonard Honeycutt
Ralph H. Vance
Houston
Honeycutt
Lbj Ranch
Cape Kennedy
Ray Hussey
Green Drive
Bob Hutchens
Raleigh
North Carolina
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