Preventing vehicle theft with simple home security tips
Practical advice urges locking vehicles and taking keys, securing trunks and windows, and hiding or removing identification. It covers securing bicycles, motorcycles, trailers, farm equipment, and adding anti theft devices, engravings, and a nationwide keepable list to help police identify and recover stolen items.
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Kennedy Blames Shah Regime in Iran Row
Edward Kennedy becomes the first candidate to inject Iran into the campaign claiming the shah ran one of history’s most violent regimes and stole billions. Ted Stevens accuses Kennedy of comforting hostage takers while urging the focus on Americans in captivity and safe release.
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Next April's primary faces in New Castle area
New Castle News outlines the 1980 political landscape with anticipated races for U S Senate Congress state House and state Senate. It notes Tim Shaffer may challenge Atkinson while Jim Ross and Dan Vogler seek offices and Ralph Pratt's potential bid raises questions about Republican opposition and party dynamics.
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Native sons and carpetbaggers in national elections debated
The piece questions whether natives who gain experience elsewhere should be called carpetbaggers when returning home to run for office. It highlights Vermont senator candidate Robert L. Schuettinger and Connecticut figure James Buckley, noting Buckley's roots in Sharon and Schuettinger's Vermont birth. It comments on Reagan's rise and Schuettinger's Washington career.
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Vermont Taxpayers Union Sparks Tax Cap Movement
Editor Bob Schuettinger promotes a Vermont Taxpayers Union pushing local tax caps after Woodstoc k referendum backed a 5.5 percent spending limit. The effort targets towns statewide while James Jeffords remains high ranked in Congress and Pat Leahy faces rising tax rebel pressure.
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Finding Help for Hard Bible Passages
The letter advises consulting a pastor or Christian bookstore for guidance on difficult passages. It suggests using church libraries and commentaries to explain the tough verses, warns about cost, and urges balance between hard and easy readings rather than treating Bible study as pure intellectual puzzle solving.
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Apply God’s Word to Your Life with Humble Trust
The text urges reading the Bible as God inspired and practical for teaching and training. It emphasizes acting on scripture, not just listening, and asks the Holy Spirit to illuminate truth for personal change. It compares Bible use to daily electricity, achievable without full understanding.
Strictly Personal Teddy gets a no vote from Harris
Harris challenges Teddy Kennedy over Chappaquiddick noting the tragedy revealed a lack of courage and honesty. He argues Kennedy avoided facing the truth and used aides to manage public image rather than accept responsibility. The piece condemns the aftermath over the act itself and calls for genuine repentance.
Veronica Evans Sets High Kick Record for Time Limit
United Press International reports dancer Veronica Evans of Britain achieved 8 005 high kicks in four hours and 40 minutes in 1939, a remarkable endurance feat noted by press at the time.
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The Hormuz Dilemma and American Priorities
A reflective column argues the United States must set a clear priority order in foreign policy. It critiques focus on lesser crises, urges establishing military presence near Hormuz and base rights in Karachi, and cites historical sea power to defend decisive action over endless debates.
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