Thoughts for Today from scripture and Hoover
A collection of biblical verse and a quote from Herbert Hoover on peace. The notes highlight prophetic blessing, vows fulfilled, and the idea that peace begins in the hearts of men rather than formal agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Nahum
Herbert Hoover
After Bert Lance resigns how ethics shape national inquiry
The Lance resignation triggers a national self examination about ethics in government. The piece questions whether officials will face scrutiny fairness, the role of the Senate confirmation system, and the press. It notes public sympathy for Carter and warns that investigations may hinder service.
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Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Lance
Washington
Senate
Washington Investigative
CIA
Thailand
Chang Kai-cheng
Mae Hong Son
Chang Chin-cheng
Pope Paul VI at Eighty Faces Shadow of Vatican II legacy
As Pope Paul VI nears his eightieth birthday reflections focus on his handling of Vatican II and church conservatism. He expanded the College of Cardinals, pursued Christian unity, and made historic papal travels, while facing speculation about his resignation and a pluralist future for the church.
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John XXIII
John
Paul VI
Papal
Paul
College of Cardinals
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Yankee Stadium
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Celestine V
Norman St. John-Stevas
Economist of London
Copeland Principle Could Reform Malicious Legal Actions
A columnist argues for a Copeland Principle to hold government lawyers liable for baseless, vexatious, and abusive EEO, OSHA, and CPSC prosecutions. Cites Barbara Copeland case where judge ruled against her and awarded costs. Contends current immunity undermines accountability and justice.
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Barbara Copeland
Consumer Services Administration
Copeland
Ms. Copeland
U.S
John A. Pratt
Washington
CSA
Pratt
Consumer Products Safety Commission
CPSC
Commission
Gas price study tainted by industry influence disclosed
A Senate probe finds the ERDA natural gas study shaped by gas suppliers. It alleges manipulation of cost figures, industry figures influencing estimates, and personnel moves between ERDA and oil firms. A CIA note discusses publicity undermining international drug rings and Thai trafficking shifts.
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Washington
White House
New
Energy Det
Energy Research and Development Administration
Senate
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Energy
James Ae
Schlesinger
ERDA
Stanford Research Institute
Metzenbaum
Stanford Group
Stanford
Christian Knudsen
Knudsen
Philip White
White
Hugh Guthrie
Guthrie
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Shell Oil
Letters to the Enterprise Be Sweet Or Be Silent
Dr James Elsons criticism of the North Carolina Symphony Pops Concert is unjust the chapter board in High Point sought the Pops program and will host a second classical concert The symphony receives state and private support and drew a full house and standing ovation in Carnegie Hall and will likely do so in High Point next.
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James Elson
North Carolina Symphony
Symphony
Gosling
High Point
Review of N C Symphony Pops Draws Local Criticism
A reader defends the N C Symphony Pops after a negative review by Dr James Elson. The letter says the program echoed Boston Pops light music and should be seen as enjoyable and uplifting for volunteers and students benefiting from free concerts. The writer urges a more positive tone in future reviews.
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James Elson
N.C. Symphony
Boston Pops Orchestra
Dr. Elson
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Wall Street
Les Whitten
United States
Chang Chingchen
House
Lester Wolff
D-N.y
Ma Yao-tung
Wolff
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Malaysia
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