The Yamal Pipeline Deal Sparks Western Alarm
Western European nations along with West Germany France Italy Austria Belgium and the Netherlands negotiate credits to pay for a 3600 mile Yamal gas pipeline from the USSR to West Germany. The plan would boost Soviet gas dependence to about 30 percent for Germany and raise NATO security concerns while the Reagan administration weighs its response.
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Europe
NATO
Yamal Peninsula
Arctic Circle
Siberia
OPEC
Alaska
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
France
Italy
Austria
Belgium
Netherlands
U.S
Furthem
Federal Republic
Ussr
Jeffrey Barlow
Citizens Inquiry Decries Zero Internal Security
Dr. George Benson notes the National Committee to Restore Internal Security held a February 1980 Citizens Inquiry in Washington. David Martin read a statement from Senator Orrin Hatch urging a sane internal security posture, warning of internal threats, espionage by the Communist bloc, and a shift toward a zero security society. The piece frames public demand for a renewed, effective internal security program to counter internal and external dangers.
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George Benson
National Education
National Committee To
W. D.C
David Martin
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Martin
Orrin Hatch
Free Nations
Hatch
James O. Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Grace as God’s Gift Not Earned and Accepted
Upper Room reflection on Ephesians 2 89 TEV asserts salvation is by grace not works, a free gift from God inviting personal acceptance. Prayer asks God to open eyes to His endless love. Thought for the day questions whether worthiness is a prerequisite for grace.
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Paul
View from Washington Conservation still needed
In the speech the speaker urges continued oil conservation and the search for new U.S. energy sources amid high prices. He notes lower oil imports, mentions OPEC hedging, and emphasizes momentum for conservation. Contact details for the 19th District offices in Warren and Youngstown and the Washington, D.C. office are provided.
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Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Montage It's the humidity by Joan Cochran
The writer laments a humid summer that drains energy and motivation. She notes days of sunlit beauty and contrasting brooding heat, with a humorous plea that many cannot endure the heat and humidity, while a few can persevere.
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Joan Cochran
BBB Advice for Home Security and Property Protection
A Better Business Bureau column advises homeowners to invest in solid door and window locks proper lighting and peep holes. It covers alarm options from simple battery devices to full systems and notes costs for monitored and silent setups while urging inventory for insurance and consulting local police or BBB for reliability guidance.
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Better Business Bureau
Public Safety
Police Mentor Security Company
Why pursue science at liberal arts colleges
Authors argue most students benefit from strong liberal arts colleges where undergraduates are the focus and faculty emphasize teaching. Large universities offer resources, but few students thrive there without high assertiveness. A liberal arts setting fosters deep study in sciences, critical reading, writing, and broad personal development within an advising environment.
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F.W. Cropp
George H. Davis
Liberal Arts
Growing Child Readers and Newspapers for Young Learners
Growing Child newsletter promotes using daily newspapers to engage reluctant readers through weather maps, stories, and discussions. It suggests library visits, story hours, bedtime reading, and parental reading as motivators, with activities on classified pages and puzzles.
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Sambracon
Barlow
God’s Grace
Howland Bandwagon
Charlies Strickien
Marie Defelice
Niles
Ohio
Washington
John Moliterno
Better Business Bureau of
Mahoning Valley Inc
P.O
Mahoning Bank
Ann Landers
North Second Street
P.O. Box
Lafayette
Indiana
Welting
Seine
Alie
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