Christmas By Billy Graham
Billy Graham urges starting the Christmas season with Christ and accepting the gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ. He cites biblical verses to affirm that Jesus is God incarnate, the savior who offered forgiveness and life everlasting to believers.
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Jesus Christ
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God's Gift By Martha Snell Nicholson
Poem reflecting on Christmas with biblical imagery. The speaker describes God's grace and the nativity, urging reverence for the Christ child and salvation through Jesus. The tone blends reverent praise with spiritual reflection on Heaven, the star, angels, and Wise Men bringing gifts.
Christmas 1982 Greeting From Ronald Reagan
President Reagan and Nancy extend warm Christmas wishes to all celebrants highlighting the diverse origins of Christmas customs. They praise unity in faith and hope for peace, urging prayers for families communities and the world while emphasizing Christ’s teachings as guidance.
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England
New Amsterdam
St. Nicholas
St. Nick
Santa Claus
Italy
Germany
Spain
Mexico
Jesus Christ
Prince of Peace
Earth
Ronald Reagan
Eternal love of God endures forever message
In a village sermon the speaker notes God's steadfast love remains constant in every circumstance. He shares how even tragedy like the loss of an eighteen year old son cannot shake this divine constancy, affirming that God loves us despite doubt or failure and that this enduring love is our source of joy and strength. God is faithful for eternity.
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Domestic content law eyed to curb imports and unemployment
View from Washington argues a proposed domestic content law will require auto makers to use American parts and labor in vehicles sold in the United States. It aims to curb subsidized foreign competition, signaling a tougher stance on imports and unemployment export through exports. Williams invites inquiries to his Warren and Youngstown offices or his D C office.
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United States
Congress
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Veterans deserve court review of VA benefit denials
U.S. Senator Alan Cranston argues veterans to be denied judicial review of final VA claims since 1933, despite other federal benefits having court access. He notes 1981 figures, asserts benefits are rights, and urges independent courts as checks to ensure fair treatment for veterans and survivors.
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Alan Cranston
U.S
California
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Veterans deserve judicial review of VA benefit decisions
Senator Gary Hart and I push the Veterans Administration Adjudication Procedure and Judicial Review Act to allow court review of final VA benefit denials. The measure would codify VA procedures, require APA notice and comment, and let claimants seek reasonable attorney fees. Veterans and survivors deserve full protection from arbitrary agency rulings.
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Gary Hart
Colorado
Senate
House
Montage Merry Christmas by Joan Cochran
A reflective Christmas essay ponders two thousand years of Christian teaching challenging human survival instincts. It contrasts mercy and love with power and crime, urging readers to rise above jungle training through a bridge of love and to celebrate Christ's birth by being lovable to others.
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Joan Cochran
Crist
Changes in Ohio Family Structure in the 1970s
Ohio census findings show households grew 16.6 percent from 1970 to 1980 while average size fell from 3.2 to 2.8. Married couples with children declined 8.5 percent. nonmarried couple families with children rose 60.8 percent. Black female-headed households increased 68.1 percent, while white married-couple households with children dropped to 86 percent.
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Ohio
U.S
Institute For Policy Research
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Data Users Center
Better Business Bureau urges smoke detectors in homes
Advice from the Better Business Bureau urges widespread use of smoke detectors to cut fire deaths and injuries. The BBB notes most fire harm comes from smoke, not flames, and urges dual detectors, placement near sleeping areas and first floor hallways, plus a family escape plan. It highlights government and insurer incentives and provides installation tips and BBB contact info.
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Ly John Moliterno
Better Business Bureau
America
BBB
Fha
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