Minister Changes Methods Flocks Campus Church Growth
In Minneapolis a former detached minister, Rev. Ernest O’Neil, 37, leads the Campus Church on the West Bank across from the University of Minnesota. About 600 college students participate, with new members joining rapidly. services are held in an old theater and weekly activities center around the Fish Bookshop. The revival stems from a shift to direct spiritual outreach, rejecting institutional constraints and emphasizing personal relationship with God.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ernest O'Neil
Mississippi River
University of Minnesota
O'Neill
America
Otto Nall
Minnesota
West Bank
Camipus Church
Lord Jesus
Ft Bragg Drug Program Praised Amid Rising Seizures
Ft Bragg Army officials acknowledge increased arrests for drug violations over two years yet defend the 1 1 2 year old Operation Awareness rehabilitation plan. Col Edgar McGowan reports 275 of 560 graduates were rated doing good or better, and officials note 150 to 155 arrests in 1969 and early 1970. They cite similar issues at comparable installations and urge limited rehab, detox, and counseling tied to VA and Public Health Service.
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T. Bragg
N.C
Army
Ft. Bragg
Col
Edgar McGowan
Bragg
McGowan
Fayetteville
John H. Murphy
D-N.y
Murphy
Veterans Administration
Public Health Service
Vietnamese Cross with Palm Awarded to Col Nolen in Vietnam
Col. Cregg P. Noten of Port Arthur receives the Vietnamese Gallantry Cross with Palm and the Air Medal as commander of the 25th Tactical Wing at Phan Rang Air Base. The wing helped raise $54,031 for Paula and Gary Holt of Austin amid their kidney disease battle. Also noted: Capt. John P. Smith home on leave from Kadena. Airman Donald L. Johnson graduates at Sheppard AFB and heads to Travis AFB. Lt. Ronald F. Miller commissioned after ROTC at Texas Tech. Robert M. Grady completes AFROTC encampment at Eglin with AFROTC ties at Texas A&M.
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Cregg P. Noten
Port Arthur
Tommy B. Monk
60Th St
Ath Tactical Fight
Phan Rang
Nolen
25Th Tactical Wing
Vietnam
Paula
Gary Holt
Austin
Air Force
John P. (Pres) Smith
R. G. Smith
35Th St
Kadena Air Force Base
Okinawa
Smith
Monterey High School
Air Force Academy
Ronald F. Miller
R. O. Miller
29Th St
Lubbock
U.S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Texas Tech
Miller
Keesler Afb
Miss
Coronado High School
Robert M. Grady
J. N. Grady
Avenue J
Hereford
Eglin Afb
Fla
Air Force Bases
Grady
Texas A&m
Hereford High School
Sick horse count drops in five-state VEE area
A federal emergency center spokesman says reports of Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis cases have slowed in a five state area. Since June 29 Texas deaths reach 1,372 with 1,924 ill. total deaths 1,433 and 2,013 sick across the five states. Over 900,000 horses vaccinated. vector control spraying exceeds five million acres Brownsville to Lake Charles.
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Houston
Federal Emergency Center
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Mexico
Five State
Brownsville
Lake Charles
Michigan law cuts spending detail for small candidate sums
Michigan lawmakers pass a spending disclosure bill requiring candidates who spend under 100 dollars to report only the lump sum used. Governor Milliken signed the bill into law. The measure aims to simplify reporting for minor campaigns and affects public office candidates across the state.
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Lansing
Mich
UPD
Michigan
William G. Milliken
Can't retire and do nothing couple stays busy in Texas
Opal Dixon profiles Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Haynes of 4810 8th St as they juggle gardening, canning, crochet, woodworking and irrigation sleeve sewing. The 77 and 68 year olds, with four daughters and 13 grandchildren, insist life stays rich through work and creativity and stay active daily.
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Opal Dixon Avalanche-Journal
Sumner
Haynes
8Th St
First Christian Church
Bill Yeager
Lubbock
Joe Stubbs
Grants
N. M
Robert Sallee
Meadville
Jerry Daniels
America
Ira Haynes
Worland
Wyo
Mrs. Haynes
Sudan Presses Diplomatic Pouches Amid Clampdown
Sudanese officials acting after a coup attempt began searching diplomatic pouches entering and leaving Khartoum and restricted journalists from Russia and Eastern Europe. The move, framed as enforcing Vienna Convention privileges, aims to curb arms smuggling to anti government elements and targets Sudanese Communist embassies. Western diplomats warned of withholding sensitive documents until the order is rescinded.
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Khartoum
UPS
Russia
Europe
Jaafar Numeiry
Nuneiry
Khar- Sechi
Oakland voters reject 2 percent anti poverty budget measure
In Oakland California city residents soundly defeated a ballot measure proposing that two percent of the city budget go to anti poverty programs. The measure faced opposition from critics who argued it would strain city finances while supporters said it would direct needed aid to the poor.
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Oakland
Calif
UPD
Superstar Show at Fair Park Colisuem Tonight
The original American Touring Company presents Jesus Christ Superstar at Fair Park Coliseum with seats from 2 to 6 dollars. Show opens at 8 30 p m with box office at 10 a m today. Special guest Steve Baron entertains first half. program features Amazing Grace and The Lord's Prayer alongside other selections.
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Fair Park Coliseum
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Tom Rice
Christ
Jesus
Steve Baron
Folk Ae
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