Perishable Nature Put On Immortality Verse Quotation
A devotional thought quotes 1 Corinthians 15 53 54 asserting the perishable must put on the imperishable and the mortal on immortality. It proclaims death swallowed up in victory.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1971
Page
2
A devotional thought quotes 1 Corinthians 15 53 54 asserting the perishable must put on the imperishable and the mortal on immortality. It proclaims death swallowed up in victory.
A state with a long history of coal mining risks dropping from the top nationwide as more states adopt strip mining. Industry leader Stephen Young argues that stricter health and safety laws push operators toward underground methods, while critics condemn profit-driven motives and environmental disregard.
The United States debates outlawing mustang slaughter and creating at least 12 public land sanctuaries under Interior Department protection. Senate sponsor Henry M. Jackson of Washington leads hearings April 19 and 20 as lawmakers weigh wildlife, habitat, and humane population control. The issue hinges on whether feral horses are native while acknowledging emotional and scientific debates and historic ties to the West.
U S officials say the Nixon administration is furious with Israel for allegedly trying to court U S Senators against its policies. Abba Eban’s March 19 visit is cited as the trigger, with Rogers seeking equal time in Washington. Officials predict tougher U S pressure on Israel, Moscow, and Cairo amid a broader push for a Middle East settlement.
UPI analyst Phil Newsom reports the break up of Pakistan into East and West sectors as Bangla Desh seeks autonomy. East Pakistan faces mass casualties, economic collapse looms, and monsoon season threatens further hardship amid political turmoil.
Israeli cabinet figures sketch borders for peace insisting Jerusalem remains within Israel. External pressure and U N resolutions spur settlement expansion around Jerusalem to deter re division. Mayor Teddy Kollek and housing minister Zeiv Sharef clash over development near the city outskirts amid expropriations.
Apollo 15 mission plans a 200000 mile distant spacewalk by Alfred Worden on August 5. Worden will retrieve film cassettes from mapping cameras in the service module while Scott and Irwin explore the moon for nearly three days. The crew will also photograph the moon from lunar orbit using new radiation sensors.
Fifty years ago in 1921 Raleigh reports rapid work on the old Institute building to house additional school rooms. The board of education plans occupancy within a week or ten days and Superintendent Peters notes more teachers will be needed once new rooms open.
Worden notes retrieving a film from cameras will require an outdoor EVA of about ten to fifteen minutes, though an hour is allotted. Apollo 15 launch is set for July 26 with a return target of August 7 after a 12 day mission setting a new flight duration record.
Charlotte Freshman's April 12 column sparks reflection on honesty consistency and truthfulness. The piece questions what honesty means in personal and public life, cites Shakespeare Emerson and Raleigh, and notes the difficulty of agreeing on a single definition.
Abba Eban argues a nation needs tenacious solitude. The Rev Frank Bonnike says priests should choose marriage or celibacy after the federation adopts the reform. Lewis Branscomb warns science may burden society with sin as tech grows suspicious.
Global View analyzes Tito's plan for a committee presidency to succeed him as Yugoslavia blends federalism and communism. It notes looming power struggles, Moscow’s pushback, and the risk of Balkan breakup amid rivalries among Serbs Croats Slovenes and Macedonians with Russia pressing propaganda while Tito warns of mobilization to defend his political model.
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