Editorial Crusading Powers Billy Graham Fund
Editorial notes Billy Graham World Evangelism and Christian Education Fund has reached 22.9 million dollars. The fund aided Campus Crusade for Christ and Young Life, a secret until a Charlotte paper published details. Graham kept wealth under a bushel to avoid flood of requests, echoing past donor confusions at Boys Town.
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Billy Graham
World Evangelism and
Christian Education Fund
Graham Group
Campus Crusade For Christ
Young Life
Charlotte
N. C
Billy
Omaha
Graham
Questionable Wealth and Tax Exemption for Churches
The piece argues that large religious organizations accumulate wealth with tax exempt status, prompting taxpayer concern about subsidies and government support. It calls for a fresh review of religious tax exemptions and criticizes the political will to address the issue, noting broader state tax policy imbalances.
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Graham Fund
Graham Group
Tougher Kansas Insurance Penalties Take Effect This Month
Despite a compulsory insurance law about 10 percent of last year’s accidents involved uninsured motorists. Some drivers buy six month coverage or cancel after initial payments. Starting Friday July 1 uninsured drivers who crash could lose license and plates, face six months in jail and a $1,000 fine, while insurers may also face penalties for failing to report cancellations.
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Kansas
New York Municipal Bond Market Rebound Signals Stability
The AP reports a strong rebound in municipal bonds after New York City's financial collapse. Bond volume rose to 4.2 billion in May 1977, with rates around 5.5 percent, and the 7.5 percent NYMC issue shows renewed investor confidence in tax exempt municipals.
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John Cunniff
New York
New York City
New York Municipal Assistance Corp
USDA Balances Consumer Protection With Crop Yields
USDA Deputy Secretary John White tells a Senate subcommittee the department will safeguard food safety while avoiding a total chemical ban that could cut agricultural output by 25 to 30 percent. He warns shortages and higher prices if chemicals are restricted, emphasizing need for new policies to maintain abundant safe food. May butter and cheese production rise, while nonfat dry milk up. canned evaporated milk down. Poultry slaughter also up, with May live poultry at 1.3 billion pounds, a 10 percent rise from April and 9 percent from last May.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Carter Administration
Congress
Agriculture Department
John C. White
White
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
USDA
Administration
Department
Crop Reporting Board
TV Tonight Highlights a Mixed CBS Night Lineup
The schedule lists Happy Days with Joanie dating a motorcycle gang leader, Pappy's accidental island crash plot from One Small War, and CBS News Special Mr. Rooney Goes to Work. Offshore Onshore explores offshore oil impacts, Patsy Awards, and Love American Style. Then Laverne and Shirley, Baseball Kansas City games, and The ABC Tuesday Night Movie Fantasy Island with Bixby Dee Lawford Lynley Montalban feature.
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Joanie
Joanla
Pappy
Baseball
Kansas City Va
Ion
Fantasy Island
Bill Bixby
Sandra Dee
Peter Lawford
Garet Lynley
Ricardo Montalban
Island Paradise and Crimes Mixed in Unlikely TV Guide
A collage of show blurbs features a 350 000 dream villa on Lockhorns island, a police mystery with a disguised prostitute, Hawkeye dodging danger after a jeep crash, opera anniversaries, and a lineup of classic programs from Kojak to Fawlty Towers with guest stars and film listings across ABC CBS and NBC. The page blends crime drama, arts features, and entertainment notices.
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Island Paradise
Pepper
Focal
Hawkeye
Opera Theatre
Donald Gramm
Santa Fe Opera Company
Virgil Thompson
Gertrude Stein
Mozart
Strauss
Ann
Julie
Don Meredith
Christopher Connelly
KOJAK
David Selby
Fawlty Towers
John Cleese
Jamie
Jamie Wyeth
Nebraska
U.S
Mr Rooney Goes to Work probes American labor habits
AP captions profile of Drew Rooney and CBS Newswaves special examining whether Americans work hard or take it easy. Rooney travels to 100 factories and other sites across the country and interviews workers, union leaders, business chiefs, two handymen, and a Florida beachcomber for on camera insights.
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Jay Sharbutt
LOS Angeles
Andrew Rooney
Washington
CBS
Mr. Rooney
U.S. Department of Work
Rooney
America
Florida
Dear Dr Thosteson Readers Ask About Drug Side Effects
A reader asks how to handle drug use given allergy and high blood pressure and fears of side effects. The columnist notes informed consent raises legal and ethical questions, stresses rare adverse events, and urges patient trust in a doctor's judgment while endorsing use of patient information leaflets.
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Frank Sinatra
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Charles
Ray Eames
Nina Foch
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Omar Sharl
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