God and nation in a changing world raises China as future rival
An editorial critiques the belief that God favors the United States and warns against national hubris. It cites Warren H. Phillips on whether China's century may dawn, noting China's unity, reserves, and potential, while arguing America must maintain discipline and shared values to endure.
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Butte Pit Threatens City as Mining Expands
The Butte copper pit’s expansion imperils the uptown area and central business district while Anaconda Copper Mining Company wields power over land. Local residents fear displacement, property loss, and a potential blow to Montana’s economy, with the city reliant on the pit for employment and wealth.
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Mike Micone
City Hall
Anaconda
Cuny Butte
Montana
New Castle News ad notes reader letters and staff roles
The New Castle News lists letters to the people and staff positions including President Publisher Vice President and Treasury Secretary. It shows subscription prices such as 75 cents weekly and various mall rates, with delivery and circulation details across regions.
Prison reform debate echoes in Tom Wickers column
My fellow Columist Tom Wicker urges abolishing prisons as corrective institutions that fail. He questions how to address real imenares to society and cites Max Wylie and Richard Speck in asking who can restore criminals through therapy or medical means.
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Tom Wicker
Max Wylie
Harlem
Charles Mangon
Richard Speck
Linowes
Attica
Wylie
Prison reform idea uses self governing camps with audits
David Linowes proposes socio economic audits to test public programs and suggests turning prisons into self governed enclaves like Australia. He envisions prison republics with elected mayors, private farms, and internal police while maintaining surveillance and hospitalization. The concept aims to measure outcomes beyond rhetoric and could influence broader government programs.
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Linowes
My. Linowes
Nixon
Haldeman-Ehrlichman
Nuclear power as sole energy solution for the next century
Dr. Ralph E. Lapp argues for nuclear power as the principal energy source through the next century. He warns of consumer backlash if safety and siting are not prioritized, notes environmental constraints, and urges doubling energy R and D spending to secure U S energy independence amid rising pinch.
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Ralph E. Lapp
Pennsylvania probes loom as 1973 opens for Shapp era
The 1973 calendar promises wide investigations within and outside the Shapp administration. Republicans will lead the House with probes into alleged state leases and wiretapping while the governor plans internal inquiries, including scrutiny of the Liquor Control Board. A high-stakes cabinet feud and a looming 1974 gubernatorial contest shape volatile politics on the Harrisburg scene. Mason Denison
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House
GOP
Kenneth B. Lee
The
Liquor Control Board
LCB
Capitol Hill
Alexander J. Jatfurs
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ring
Mason Denison
Proposing a universal symbol system for news credibility
A historical note argues readers deserve clear flags on hard versus soft news and authoritativeness. It urges labeling charges or opinions, cautions on breaking stories, and equal space for retractions to curb media mendacity and demagoguery. The piece defends transparent grading of sources to reduce blame on outlets.
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New York
Rai
U.S
Nixon eyes big cuts to federal grants says senator
Washington report says President Nixon weighs deep reductions in grants to state and local governments including the Economic Development Administration Office of Economic Opportunity and Housing and Urban Development. Senator Russell Long says cuts aim to replace some grants with revenue sharing. local impact noted in Lawrence County towns with New Castle as the largest recipient. The city has benefited by tax relief and even scrapped the $18 yearly garbage charge, potentially offset by grant reductions.
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Russell B. Long
Louisiana
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Economic Development Administration
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Charge, Inc
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New Castle
Ounty
Congress
Dobn K. Manna
Call to Duty in Samuel's Dreaming Response
The Lord called Samuel and he answered with readiness. The message urges a prompt, faithful response to God's call as essential for true service and personal satisfaction in God's work.
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