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Erskine Childers Life as Model of Tolerance Across Ireland
A Dublin funeral honors Erskine Hamilton Childers, former Irish head of state and Protestant born in England, lauded for promoting a shared peace between Catholics and Protestants. The piece contrasts his tolerant leadership with intolerance in Ulster, the Middle East, and parts of Ireland, arguing a Childers mindset could ease sectarian conflict and advance just peace.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
London
Ulster
Dublin
Erskine Hamilton Childers
Ireland
Childers
Irish Republic
England
Cambridge
Middle East
Israel
Curbing Offensive Nuclear Weapons Amid Vladivostok Accord
The Vladivostok meeting yields a tentative ten year cap on strategic arms with the goal of reducing insecurity and parity in force. Ford and Kissinger hail a breakthrough while Congress weighs trade, credit, and verification concerns ahead of a possible 1985 extension.
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Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Kissinger
Geneva
White House
Soviet Union
United States
Congress
Ussr
Heifetz and Patiagorsky Join USC In $1 Million Chairs
In a buoyant sign for culture, Jascha Heifetz and Gregor Patiagorsky hold two $1 million chairs at the University of Southern California where they have taught since 1962. Donor names are anonymous and the arrangement reflects strong financial respect for the arts amid a weak economy.
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Jascha Heifetz
Gregor Patiagorsky
University of South California
Proverbs 30 21 28 Thoughts For Today
From The Living Bible the text lists four things that make the earth tremble and four that are small yet wise. It notes a slave who becomes a king a rebel who prospers a bitter woman who marries a servant girl who marries her mistress' husband. It also highlights the ant cliff badgers locusts and lizards as small yet prudent or noteworthy creatures.
Yesteryears highlights from the Constitution Files
Ten to thirty nine years ago items show Gilbert Lawrence hosting a Cooties potluck to aid hospital work while Mrs Earl Boone presides over the Auxiliary to Pup Tent 16. Other notes mention leaders at school board events, church groundbreakings, club activities, and a piano recital by Miss Virginia Hudson.
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Gilbert Lawrence
Earl Boone
Pup
Donald Wilcoxin
Chattanooga
Oklahoma State University
Don Preston
Katharine Harper
Glen Dutcher
Sam Joyner Jr
Mike Brandon
State School Board Association
Oklahoma City
Edward Ditterline
Lawton Heights Methodist Church
Buford Walker
Ellen H. Richards
Conservatives Eye Wallace Fusion in 1976
The piece argues conservatives may seek a fusion with Wallaceite populists, noting Wallace’s letter of 1976 concerns and the gap between populist demands and conservative economic reasoning. It suggests Ronald Reagan could privately push Wallace toward free market gas policies as a test in Montgomery.
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George Wallace
William Sumon
Wallace
Ronald Rearan
Montgomery
McClellan wary on balancing budget amid inflation
Senate Appropriations Chair John McClellan warns the deficit will widen and the dollar weaken as Congress pursues massive spending amid inflation. He questions voter and member resolve to sacrifice for restraint, noting push for health insurance and a guaranteed annual income could deepen deficits and lift taxes.
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Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
John McClellan
Arkansas
Congress
McClellan
Ford
Carl Albert
Reconstruction Finance Corp
WPA
Afl-Cio
Treasury
General Fund
Arkansas Democrat
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Casper Weinberger
Defense
Pentagon
Office of Management and Budget
Adolescents and independence in dating discussed
The piece contrasts how resourceful teens cope with independence from parents and how overprotected youths may react to problems. It cites Dr. George Weinberg on anxiety versus fear and notes gender differences in early romance and commitment.
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George Weinberg
St. Martin's Press
Taft name change debate and political squabbles in Oklahoma
The piece notes a proposed renaming of Taft to Redd Foxxville and cites resistance from citizens and officials including Gene Autry. It also mentions a Sky event in southern Oklahoma, the Back To Billings Club led by Ed Edmondson, David Boren’s pay-cut plan, young advisers, and Ed Edmondson’s bid for the Senate amid various possible paths.
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Taft
Redd Foxxville
U.S. Senate
Billings Club
Ed Edmondson
Horoscope Outlook by Zodiac Signs and Birth Personality
The piece offers sun sign advice from Aries to Pisces with mixed periods, cautions on schemes, and emphasis on keeping beliefs correct. It also notes strong Neptune influence for Pisces and highlights traits of born today individuals seeking travel, sports, theater, and creative pursuits.
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Aries
Don
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