China seeks foothold as Free World markets reengage
China with its millions draws Western traders as it moves to reenter a market increasingly active by Free World nations. The shift signals growing competition for access and influence in global commerce and diplomacy.
Farmer preaches in three states at Eielsen Synod
Jackson Minnesota AP report profiles 67 year old farmer pastor who travels 20 000 miles yearly to lead five tiny Eielsen Synod congregations across Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin He values simple worship and avoids clerical garb while farming his 160 acre dairy and crop operation and guiding a small flock including son Truman and several grown children. The Eielsen Synod roots trace to 1846 with Elling Eielsen and the church now numbers about 200 members down from 1500 baptized and 1100 confirmed in 1953.
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Iron Gate hydroelectric project near completion
A $400 million Yugoslav Romanian venture at the Iron Gate gorge nears completion with 12 turbines and a 60 meter dam creating a large reservoir. The dam shifts Danube navigation and will share 11 billion kilowatts between Romania and Yugoslavia, with 32,000 people relocated during construction.
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