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Editor your Nov 10 piece The Short Game raises a debate on Gospel authorship Luke and Mark may not have met Jesus but gathered sources Mary and Peter while Matthew and John had close ties Internal and external evidence supports their direct connections The column invites further discussion on this point
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Their Opinion Own Worst Enemies in Health Care Debate
The Norwich Bulletin cites Bureau of Labor Statistics data showing physicians fees up 29.9 percent since price controls ended in 1974 and hospital charges up 33.2 percent, while overall consumer costs rose 18.9 percent. It condemns profiteering in government programs and argues for national health insurance as a universal right.
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Carter Wins Election Goodwill Shapes GOP Quiet Support
Christian Science Monitor notes Jimmy Carter enters office amid broad goodwill from supporters and tentative GOP willingness to give him a chance. Republican leaders say they will evaluate Carter on his performance and assume responsibility with Democrats in control of presidency and Congress.
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Carter could unite the nation with broad GOP support
Howland Bandwagon notes pro Ford voters may accept Carter early if he pursues targeted tax cuts and bureaucracy downsizing. GOP leaders say appointing a Wall Street trusted Treasury secretary and including Republicans in his Cabinet could win cross party backing and a period of good feeling.
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Perspective from the Caribbean on interdependence and daily life
Ralph Ingersoll Sr writes from Grenada about how living in the Caribbean highlights society wide dependence on others. He reflects that reliable electricity water and goods require organized effort and shared knowledge, noting the need for generators spare parts and the global links behind everyday comforts. He urges gratitude for blessings and contemplates independence as a social construct.
King Tut Awe Inspires Nation In 1922 Wonder
In 1922 Howard Carter opened a sealed door to Tutankhamen's tomb after 19 years of digs. Gold Jewelry and the mummy mask among other treasures dazzled the world. Three artifacts from the tomb are on display at the National Gallery of Art Washington before traveling to Chicago, New Orleans, Seattle and New York.
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Incentive travel fuels sales with Bahamas trip lure
Paul Harvey notes that paying retail for vacations feels foolish as others may travel on the same plane and stay at the same hotel for less. Corporations increasingly use carrot rewards, offering incentive trips to sales staff and their spouses to drive performance. Incentive travel has grown into a half billion dollar industry.
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Incentive travel reshapes corporate recognition and family appeal
Corporations increasingly tie attendance eligibility to sales, offering dream vacations to motivate staff. Incentive travel firms like International Travel Associates negotiate group rates, providing Jamaica or Las Vegas packages for far less than standard tickets. Families gain access to affordable luxury while employers save on rewards.
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Ohio governor Jim Rhodes may consider reshaping image with hair dye
The piece notes Rhodes has reportedly colored his hair and questions whether the aging Ohio governor plans a fourth term. It contrasts Rhodes with William Saxbe, who returns from India and may seek the 1978 GOP nomination, as Republicans urge Rh odes to step aside.
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