Israel strikes Iraqi nuclear plant sparks world arms debate
The Ottawa Herald reports Israel’s surprise attack on Iraq’s nuclear facility, underlining fears over nuclear technology and arms sales. It notes Iraq’s border war with Iran, the non-proliferation treaty, and doubts about Iraq’s government, while Israel defends the strike as regional self defense and questions future arms policy.
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Tax credit proposal widens gap in private school growth
A congressional bill would let parents deduct 50 percent of private school tuition up to 500 dollars annually, backed by religious groups and private schools, including colleges. Opponents, led by public educators and unions, warn the move would erode public education and widen the Black white and rich poor divides as private schooling expands beyond cities to smaller communities.
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TV Tonight Schedule Highlights from the 1978 Night Lineup
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Builders foresee young buyers demanding housing policy changes
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports Herman Smith of the National Association of Home Builders warns that young families struggle to afford new single family homes. He urges a high-level housing policy similar to energy and defense, noting a potential rise of buyer activism driven by demographic shifts through the 1980s.
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Prayer for Today: A Communion with Faith and Forgiveness
The prayer reflects gratitude for worship and quiet moments with a belief in God’s enduring love. It asks that God's name be honored, His kingdom come, and His will be done on earth as in heaven. It asks for daily bread, forgiveness of obligations, release from temptation, and deliverance from evil.
Treating Flat Feet And Related Health Questions
Reader letters discuss fallen arches in teens and seniors, noting hereditary, flexible arches may need little treatment, while rigid arches may require stretching, heat, or surgery as a last resort. Other topics cover marijuana effects on fertility and health, climate acclimatization myths, brain scans versus mind, and a prostate booklet revision notice.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Details
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