Stand Up And Bless The LORD Our God Today
A faith oriented note urges readers to stand up and bless God forever and to proclaim his love without fear. It calls believers to be counted among the faithful in the world and cites Nehemiah 9 5 as a guiding verse.
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Nehemiah
Age discrimination debate cautions against broad government rules
An editorial argues that age discrimination requires careful reform but warns against federal mandates such as compulsory retirement in private industry. It favors employer discretion, notes risks of quotas, and cautions against bureaucratic intrusion mirroring past race and gender policies. The piece reflects concerns about age and employment policy.
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Capitol Hill
To Find The Missing In Indochina
The Vietnam war left up to 2500 Americans unaccounted for and Hanoi’s cooperation for case by case reviews has been scarce. A Woodcock commission urged closure for families of the missing in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia with no diplomatic aims, while U.S. policy ties MIAs to broader relations and UN membership talks.
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Indochina
Paris
Hanoi
United Nations
Vietnam
Washington
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Southeast Asia
Laos
Cambodia
Carter's mixed forecast for 1977 in New South assessment
New Orleans editor offers a qualified plus view of President Carter's term. The piece raises 10 riddles on inflation, SALT linkage, urban crises, Middle East policy, and Rhodesian regime stability, noting risks and uncertainties ahead.
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New Orleans
New South
Carter
Mr. Carter
Carter era policy and Nixon Watergate questions explored
Max Lerner discusses likely U S policy under Carter and Young pressuring white regime and backing black movements. He analyzes recognition of Castro by 1977 1978 Nixon Watergate stance viability of the Republican Party and Carter administration survival into 1978 noting potential casualties and Carter's honeymoon and popularity prospects.
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Andrew Young
America
United States
Castro
Carter
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Latin America
Russia
Richard Nixon
David Frost
Quip Samples on Work and Society from Various Publications
A compilation of quick witticisms from editors and columnists. Observations touch on technology replacing workers, honesty in times, freshness vs drafts, four day work week, wild drivers, retirement routines, government strength, and everyday life. Notable voices include Changing Times American Opinion St Joseph Opti Bull Sun Shine Magazine Good Reading Reinbeck Courier and Chicago Tribune.
Those High Rise Buildings Don’t Save a City
Washington columnist argues downtown skyscrapers fail to revive cities. He cites Detroit Mayor Coleman Young and Henry Ford as promoters of costly projects while noting high rise plans increase costs, limit jobs, and drain tax revenue. He warns anti speculation laws hinder capitalism and worsen urban decline.
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Coleman Young
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Isle of the Dead
San Francisco
Washington, D.C
Northeast
Midwest
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