Thought For Today Psalm 28 5 Reflection
A devotional note cites Psalms 28 5 about those who disregard the works of the Lord. It warns God will break down their plans and will not rebuild them, urging reverence for divine deeds and guidance.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1971
Page
2
A devotional note cites Psalms 28 5 about those who disregard the works of the Lord. It warns God will break down their plans and will not rebuild them, urging reverence for divine deeds and guidance.
A balance of fact and opinion examines phosphates in detergents, eutrophication, and water treatment. It notes that pollution is widespread while eutrophication affects only 10 to 12 percent of waters, with most phosphates entering via sewage and run-off. It mentions low cost treatment and possible household choices, plus a digressive minority report from Logan Banner about Los Angeles minority statistics.
UPI reports Strom Thurmond, long known for racial opposition, aims to soften his image as black voters grow in the South. In South Carolina the shift is clear as black registration rises and voters back Democrat John C West. Thurmond seeks "high ground" on race to avoid attacks like Watson’s defeat.
European markets tremble as vast American dollar liabilities rise beyond U.S. gold reserves. Bundesbank holds $16 billion in reserves, while U.S. gold reserves shrink. Experts warn devaluation pressure and calls for U.S.-European dialogue on chronic deficits.
UPI analysis notes Secretary Rogers seeks peace in the Middle East as khamsin winds rise, potentially easing war but heightening doubts in Israel and Egypt. It highlights US arms shipments, Soviet aircraft, mobile SA4 and SA6 missiles, and Sadat’s risky peace stance amid a fragile ceasefire and renewed tensions.
In Auroral Colorado and Racine Wisconsin high schools test the Man Made World course explores traffic light timing burial methods and road quality using analog computers and oscilloscopes. Developed under Dr Edward E David Jr and Dr John G Truxal with NSF funding the program aims to expand to 500 schools next year at costs from 800 to 4100 dollars annually.
New York reporters explore computer dating from a fad to a potential marriage route. Operation Match in Great Neck led by Stephen Milgrim claims control of the field though critics warn of scams, limited success, and the need for licensing.
A satirical column by John Hodell on sleep troubles at work and at home. It riffs on thinking, noise, and body rhythms as barriers to sleep and ends with a Niemoller quotation about staying silent in the face of oppression.
Gov Gilligan and Rep Passman discuss revenue sharing and aid. The exchange frames development, underdevelopment, and reciprocity as nations shift roles.
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