Massive film on Bible to take 30 years
New Media Bible projects a 30 year film series translating the Bible into motion pictures filmed in Israel and funded by British Canadian and American businessmen. Ten installments completed include Genesis and Luke with 20 minute episodes in three translations narrated by Scourby Welles and Ferrer. The project costs 2000 per 10 film package and aims to attract church membership with teaching materials.
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Essionals
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Noah
Abraham
Topol
Alexander Scourby
Orson Welles
Jose Ferrer
New Media Bible Times
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Heyman
Oxford
Genesis Project
New Media Bible
Army tests on biological warfare use in cities questioned
The piece weighs Army Secretary Alexander’s report on tests using cities as guinea pigs to study dispersal of toxic agents. It notes tests used harmless surrogates to gauge attack effects and defenses, but raises concerns over possible hidden risks and past air system tampering claims at the White House and Capitol.
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Army
of Alexander
Lowell Ponte
Los Angeles
White House
Capitol
Congress
Ponte
Carter Proposes Department of Energy to Reorganize Government
President Carter calls for a Department of Energy as the first step in reorganizing the federal government. The move faces deep resistance from Washington insiders and Congress amid the energy crisis, with James Schlesinger named to head the new agency. The plan aims to end indecision and set the stage for a broader energy program.
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Congress
James Schlesinger
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Navy Eyes Sea Duty for Women Amid Legal Challenge
Navy Secretary W. Graham Claytor backs expanding roles for women at sea facing a discrimination lawsuit. Some officers resist while others see progress, as debates mount over women serving on combat ships and in crews beyond hospital ships and transports. Proverbs 3 6 quote ends the piece.
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Navy
W. Graham Claytor
Meany’s stance on OPIC split AFL-CIO at Bal Harbour
In a Bal Harbour gathering AFL-CIO opposed a foreign trade policy to spur growth and criticized George Meany for anti OPIC views. Marshall Mays defended OPIC noting its $49 million net in 1976 and 200,000 overseas jobs created.
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Bal Harbour
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Afl-Cio
U.S
Meany
Overseas Private Investment Corp
OPIC
OPEC
America
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Mays
Liberia
Reed Smoot
Readers clash over utility rates and who is informed
Two Middletown letters to the editor attack Robert Bunyard’s March 16 critique of utility policy. Mary Maddox and Mildred Downey accuse him of pretentious authority, defend lower rates, and defend their right to voice dissent.
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Middletown
Cg&e
William Cundiff
Robert Bunyard
New York City
Washington, D.C
Middletown Daily News Publication Rates
The Journal announces subscription prices for its Middletown Ohio edition with rates for newsstand copies, home delivery, motor route, and mail service. It notes carriers and calendar month costs, including weekly and yearly options and international pricing.
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