The Move To Reform Our Welfare Programs
The editorial argues welfare in the United States will be overhauled soon. California Governor Reagan proposes work requirements to reduce welfare costs by about a half billion dollars annually. President Nixon’s family assistance plan would guarantee a minimum income while allowing supplementation.
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United States
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Nixon
Congress
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol bombing demands united, decisive action
The piece denounces the Capitol bombing as a cowardly act aimed at intimidation and calls for full investigation and swift punishment. It urges Congress to preserve its authority over funding and to bolster security with armed guards to prevent further threats.
Many Voices of God Speak Across Time and Stories
A preacher argues that God speaks in many ways beyond a single voice. He recalls biblical scenes from Eden to Elijah and Enoch walked with God, noting nature, mistakes, and lessons as diverse channels of divine communication through history.
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Earth
Father
Garden of Eden
Adam
Eve
Moses
David
Nathan
Isaiah
Holy Temple
Amos
Bethel
Israel
Elijah
Enoch
Jesus
Population control and ecology in a crowded world
The text urges worldwide adoption of birth limits to 2.1 children per family and cooperation to stabilize population. It warns polluted air and water, waste crises, and war as policy, arguing that quality of life and environment depend on ending rivalry and ensuring fair access to earth’s resources.
Ex-Convict Marion Cooper Overcomes Past to Fly Again
A portrait of Marion Cooper once jailed for auto theft who learned to fly in prison, earned aviation accolades, and built trust with employers. FAA scrutiny grounded him for alleged character issues, but doctors found no psychiatric disorder. A court hearing is upcoming.
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Washington
Marion Cooper
Burns
Navy
Terre Haute Federal Penitentiary
America
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Cooper
Acapulco
Fort Worth
Dalton Hoffman
Donald Campbell
Oklahoma City
Moorman Prosser
Prosser
John Keyser
Hoffman
Maryfield seeking funds for expansion and board meeting
Chairman Leé J. Heer will convene the East Gate Maryfield Executive Committee at 4 p m tomorrow to map financing for a million dollar expansion doubling capacity. Half a million is on hand, with Hill Burton funds undetermined, as the Sisters strive to keep the nursing home financially sound without an endowment.
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Leé J. Heer
Maryfield
East Gate
Hill-Burton
Heer
Record of a high speed Plant System train 1901
The article recalls a Savannah to Jacksonville run on March 1 1901 when a Plant System special train swapped engines at Fleming Ga. The relief locomotive reached Jacksonville at 120 mph over 6 miles, a remarkable near record moment cited as unofficial history. It also notes events from civic and religious activities in North Carolina communities and health missions led by Dr Mike Watson in Haiti Anguilla and the West Indies.
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Charlie Stuart
Memory Lane
Guiness
London and North Eastern Railway
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Havana
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fleming, Ga
Fleming
First Presbyterian
Kirk Allen
Mike Watson
Haiti
Bamberg
S.C
Watson
Anguilla
British West Indies
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NEA, Inc
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University of North Carolina Press
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