Acid Rain Debate Pushes for Scientific Proof
Ralph E. Bailey of Conoco urges rigorous study to determine acid rain origins and impacts. He cites sulfur regulations as costly and possibly unnecessary, warns against energy policy delaying coal use, and calls for evidence before tightening standards.
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Ralph E. Bailey
Conoco Inc
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis Scientific and Engineering Foundation
Bailey
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
Senate
Conoco
Special prosecutor pursued Jordan case amid graft of Studio 4 notes
Arthur H Christy 5 appointed to probe Hamilton Jordan cocaine allegations at Studio 4 in June 1878, but the inquiry focused on witness tampering and press contacts. Christy pressed Landau about sources, ABC tapes, and newsmen while Studio 4 owners faced prior indictments and prison terms.
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Swashington
Arthur H Christy
Hamilton Jordan
Studio 4
Jimms Carter
Acre House
Jordan
Ike Jordan
Chet
Bachtan
Jordan Christy Hag
Heras
Sir Taseals
Rey
York Polo
Jeuerung
Christy
Landau
Jack Anderson
Chrsty
Colin
New York Times
Robert Pear
Catten
ABC News
White House
Meath
Mont
Readers debate the historicity of Jesus and gospel credibility
A letter critiques gospel contradictions and historicity by comparing Matthew Luke and John, questions star and birth narratives, and challenges claims by Josephus Tacitus and Suetonius. It cites alleged inconsistencies, mentions DEA satire, and ends with a quip about a finance friend.
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Jesus
Leo X
Boniface VIII
Theresa Scott
Pastor Johnson
Ms. Scott
Matthew
Luke
Krishna
Buddha
Moses
Sargon of
Agade
Abraham
Aesculapius
Caesar Augustus
Herod
Joseph
Egypt
Mary
John
Garden
Gethsemane
Heaven
Plisy
Tacitus
Josephus
John E. Remsburg
Christ
Flavius Josephus
Pliny the Younger
Suetonius
Caius Suetonius Tranquillus
Claudius
Chrestus
Rome
Christus
Pliny
Caius Plinius Caecilius Secundus
Trajan
Nero
Pontius Pilate
Christianus
Sotecestingly
Eusebius
Caesarea
Els
Opposition to OSHA cancer rules grows amid inflation
Edwin Feulner argues that OSHA workplace cancer rules are costly and overhyped, potentially inflating compliance costs by billions. He contends scientific and health communities reject an epidemic of occupational cancer, while the environmental lobby pushes costly regulations with limited public health gains.
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U.S
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Americas
Comeci
Frederick County Medical Society Meeting Highlights
Dr. Thomas Boggs of Baltimore led the Frederick County Medical Society gathering with a slate of local physicians in attendance. Elections selected the vestry and noted a push for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom route guidance, plus remarks on wheat supports and farming controls by Noah Kefauver Jr. and ongoing hospital fund drive updates.
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Thomas Boggs
Baltimore City Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Frederick County Medical Society
A. A. Pearce
K. P. Thomas
Charles F. Goodell
T. W. Baer
BH. J. Shuber
William Crawford Johnson
H. L. Fahrney
William M. Smith
Charles H. Conley
E. C. Kefauver
R. M. Rau
American Automobile Association
Frederick
Ralph Boret
Noah E. Kefauver JR
Maryland Farm Bureau
Frederick County Bureau
Congress
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