Bible Thought For Today Feed My Sheep
A devotional note reflects on Jesus asking Peter if he loves him and instructs him to feed the sheep, highlighting faith and service. The passage from John 21 16 is cited as a guiding message for daily trust and pastoral care.
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Simon
Jonas
John
EPA power clash over air rules blocks major plant
The Daily Oklahoman reports that GM’s planned Oklahoma City assembly plant is stalled by EPA air quality standards. Officials warn national growth could suffer as EPA asserts broad authority under the 1970 Clean Air Act, with particulates and smog from vehicles as key local issues.
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Oklahoma City
General Motors
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
United States
Ecology Zealots
Sun Belt
No Sign of Life or Atlantis Lifts Utopian Dream
The piece notes Mars landers found nothing life signs and Jacques Cousteau surfaced after 13 months searching the Aegean for Atlantis with no trace found. It contrasts historic optimism from Voltaire and Pangloss with the current lack of evidence for a perfect society in space or sea.
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Mars
Jacques Cousteau
Aegean Sea
Atlantis
Plato
Supreme Court limits busing in Austin civil rights ruling
The Supreme Court 7 to 2 overturns a lower court ruling that would have mandated busing 18,600 to 25,000 students to achieve racial balance in Austin public schools. It emphasizes proving a racially discriminatory purpose rather than mere disparate impact.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Austin
Texas
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Warren Burger
Iar
Powell
Washington, D.C
Detergents May Be An Answer To Oil Crisis
In Bradford Pennsylvania a 50 per cent federal funded test uses chemical detergents in intake wells to push remaining oil toward 2 percent oil wells. The tertiary recovery method could double life of 85 000 acres spanning New York Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. ERDA funds similar pilots in Oklahoma Kansas Montana and California plus other methods like carbon dioxide flooding and hydraulic fracturing. If oil prices stay high investment in chemical ingredients may revive towns like Bradford.
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Bradford
Buffalo
Lawry
Pennzoil
Kendall-Wilco
Quaker State
Pennsylvania
Drake
New York State
West Virginia
Ohio
ERDA
Energy Research and Development Administration
U.S
Oklahoma
Phillips Petroleum Company
Kansas
Cities Service Oil
Montana
Gary Operating Company
Long Beach
Calif
Tidelands Development Trust
Marathon Oil
Persian Gulf
Saudi
Kuwait
Quotes About Change and Truth from Tolstoy and Cicero
The saying notes two historic aphorisms about self change and honesty. Tolstoy emphasizes personal reform before judging mankind, while Cicero warns against crediting a liar even when truth appears.
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Cicero
New Governments Could Shape Asia in Coming Years
The piece argues three new governments may replace old ones by year end: Hua regime in China, Carter Administration in the United States, and Japan’s post election leadership. It notes Japan’s vulnerabilities from resource dependence and reliance on sea lanes, urging a peaceful global order and strong ties with the United States. It raises concerns over Korea troop reductions and Carter’s stance on moral issues in world politics.
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Tokyo
Hua
China
Carter
United States
Japan
America
Asia
Korea
Congress
Park
Japan Looks at America China and Soviet Policy
Japanese observers note a shift in attitude toward the United States and a cautious stance toward Soviet intentions. They welcome China's leadership prospects but resist demands for explicit anti hegemon text. Japan's economy shows strength from a blend of modern technology and traditional work ethic, a unique societal mix not matched by others.
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Soviet Union
China
America
Nixon
Japan
Russia
France
Britain
Governor Boren Seeks Clarity on Energy Role
The Oklahoma governor states that serving as a leading energy adviser to Jimmy Carter does not make him personally responsible for gasoline, natural gas, or electricity prices. He questions why, if aiming to influence energy policy, he is not advising OPEC nations instead.
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Boren
Jimmy Carter
OPEC
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DIAL
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Oklahoman
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Peck
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the McNaught Syndicate
King Features Syndicate
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