Thoughts for Today from James and Bryan
A compact note quotes James 1 6 7 on faith and doubt and adds a reflection that individuals are mere atoms while principles remain eternal attributed to William Jennings Bryan. The pair presents religious exhortation and a public figure’s view in a single devotional line.
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James
William Jennings Bryan
Rural communities resist Triad park plans and sprawl
Residents north of High Point and across Guilford Forsyth fear land grabs as Greensboro and Winston-Salem push a Triad park. They discuss protective rezoning or self development to preserve rural lands while developers press toward I 40 and NC 66. Community groups weigh enduring governance to blunt repeated appeals by developers.
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High Point
Sandy Ridge
Colfax
Guilford
Bunker Hill
Forsyth
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
N.C. 66
Kernersville
OSHA Reform Aims to Fast Track Carcinogen Regulation
The Labor Department proposes a policy to quickly identify dangerous chemicals and regulate their use, addressing gaps in OSHA oversight. Secretary F Ray Marshall emphasizes cutting red tape to protect workers as exposure to potential cancer causing agents remains widespread.
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U.S. Labor Dept
Occupationalealth and Safety Administration
OSHA
National Institute of Occupational Health and Safety
Labor Dept
F. Ray Marshall
Secretary of Labor
What Makes A Mass Murderer Patrick Wayne Kearney case discussed
A commentary on mass murder psychology referencing Patrick Wayne Kearney and other infamous killers. It compares antisocial traits and patterns among killers, notes victim profiles and patterns in cases like Son of Sam and the Houston slayings, and mentions how media coverage affects public perception and LGBT rights politics.
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Charles Starkweather
Richard Speck
Juan Corona
Charles Whitman
Manson Gang
Patrick Wayne Kearney
Kearney
Riverside
Calif
Superior Court
Shervett Frazier
Harvard Medical School
University of Texas
Chicago
Speck
Houston
Elmer Wayne Henley
David Owen Brooks
Dean Arnold Corll
Henley
CIA Accused of Aiding Asian Opium Ring Smuggling
Secret House documents charge the CIA with helping an Asian opium syndicate move drugs into the United States and then lying to Congress about it. The case centers on Khramkhruan, a key smuggler and alleged CIA asset in Thailand, with documents showing attempts to plea bargain and drop charges.
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Washington
House
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Congress
CIA
U.S
New York
Kennedy Airport
Puttaporn Khramkhruan
Thailand
Justice Department
Khramkhruan
William Colby
Association
John Greaney
Subcommittee
Greaney
Department of Justice
House Subcommittee
Khramkruan
Carl Duckett
Sen
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Duckett
Agency
United States Army
Grimstead
Leavenworth
A Traveling Man Calls for Real Hotel Care Across the Nation
A columnist laments the lack of TLC in hotels from Lincoln Holiday Inn to Las Vegas Hilton. He cites broken courtesy cars, dirty rooms, unmade beds, nonworking TVs, overbooking, and indifference, praising a few chains like Marriott and Madison Hotel for their care.
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Los Angeles
Airport Holiday Inn
Lincoln
Neb
Hilton
Century Plaza
Holiday Inn
Marriott
Washington
Madison Hotel
Stouffer's
Georgetown Holiday Inn
Fairmonts
San Francisco
New Orleans
West Point Humor Study Prompts Cadet Jokes
A Pentagon study urges West Point cadets to develop a sense of humor. The skit shows a drill for making officers laugh, exposing clashes over honor code violations and court martial threats when jokes backfire. The scene ends with a harsh rebuke for failing to keep humor within bounds.
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Washington
Pentagon
West Point
Brinckley
Grunback
O'Reilly
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
James J. Kilpatrick
Las Vegas
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Hilton Haughiness School
Cealth
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