Private operation urged to save hospital not public
County Commissioners oppose bailing out L Richardson Memorial Hospital in Greensboro. They note three of four county general hospitals were built and run privately with federal aid, while Richardson runs 55 percent occupancy and serves many indigent patients. They suggest county facilities could aid nursing home space but oppose using public funds for a private facility.
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L.richardson Memorial Hospital
Greensboro
E. F. Bodenheimer
L. Richardson
Cone Memorial
Wesley Long
Roy Grant
High Point Memorial Hospital
High Point
Leading From Weakness in Middle East Standoff
The United States backs Israel while Syria demands total capitulation. Golan Heights remain pivotal as peace efforts falter. Israel holds firm over 1967 and 1973 gains, while mediators push for compromise that Syria rejects. Escalation looms if oil influence fails to sway Israel.
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Middle East
United States
Israel
Syria
Mediterranean
Golan Heights
Golda Meir
Beyond the Ordinary Christian Duty
A sermon stresses Jesus urging believers to go beyond duty and legal obligation. True orthodoxy lies in generous action and kindness toward others, not in strict dogma. Christians should extend acts of charity and good will, avoiding contention and temper, embracing Christlike service.
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Jesus
Christ
Athanasius
Augustine
Calvin
Wesley
Beyond The Ordinary Love Beyond The Law In Missionary Courage
A preacher arrives to share Christ’s love amid theological arguments, choosing kindness over dispute. The account honors David Livingstone’s steadfast dedication, noting his death on his knees while continuing the work he was called to do. CER.
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Christ
Kingdom of God
David Livingstone
Africa
Stanley
Dr. Livingstone
England
Victoria
Easter dating quirks spark calendar debate across years
Easter observance may fall on April 7 this year due to the use of an average full moon in calculating dates, not the actual lunar cycle. An astronomer explains discrepancies between the actual moon and the averaged moon, noting this rare mismatch last occurred 11 years ago.
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Holt McPherson
Campaign finance rules widely ignored in Congress
More than 200 senators challengers and political committees have violated campaign disclosure laws already in force with March 10 filing lapses. Center for Public Financing of Elections notes 34 senators and hopefuls failed to file. 132 special interest committees also late. Big donors include Oil, Commodity brokers, and chemical and machinery firms.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nick Galifianakis
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
House
Justice Department
Chicago
Board of Trade
Henry Hail Wilson
North Carolina
Chemical
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Alan
Army
Bo Calloway
Defense
William Clements
John Humes
John Hurd
John Irwin
Magnuson
Capital Viewpoint Power Play May Prove Costly
The piece argues Americans must pay for energy and environmental protection, as strip mining now provides over half of U S coal and will grow. It criticizes coal and utility lobbyists seeking weak strip mine controls, noting Congress faces pressure to kill federal bills while the Senate has passed similar measures. It warns neglect harms future generations and the environment more than current costs.
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Interior Committee
Senate
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