Thought For Today Jesus is the Son of God devotion
A devotional reflection cites I John 4 15 16 affirming that confessing Jesus as the Son of God makes God abide in the believer and the believer in God. It emphasizes that God is love and those who live in love remain in God.
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City meters fail to reliably convert coins and time
The piece questions when a quarter is worth six hours of parking. It reports change meters misclassifying coins and sometimes preserving quarters while denying proper change. It notes inconsistent meter times across four city meters and urges repair for fair, predictable parking time and change.
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Space debris grows as launches increase and other nations join
The tally of man made objects in Earth orbit rises to about 2 427 from 1 849 last year due to 60 launches by the United States, the Soviet Union and others from 1970 to 1971. France adds seven payloads and 34 debris items for 41 objects in orbit. Since Sputnik I in 1957, 5 308 objects have been placed in orbit with 2 881 decaying. NORAD tracks them to prevent surprises in space.
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France
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North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Space Defense Center
Air Defense Command
Daley’s Calculated Pulse Faces Muskie Prospects in Illinois
Illinois Democrats tilt toward Senator Edmund Muskie for 1972 while Mayor Daley remains the decisive factor. Daley hedges among Kennedy Jackson hopes amid reform talks and an upcoming March presidential primary offering nonbinding results.
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NEA
Illinois
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Nixon
George McGovern
Fred Harris
Richard Daley
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Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Daley
Richard Ogilvie
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Chappaquiddick Bridge
Massachusetts
Ted
Hubert Humphrey
Mlinois
UBJ
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Hubert
Johnson
Jackson
New Hampshire
Florida
Ilinois
Lake Michigan
Scout Camp In Appalachian Council Begins July 21
The second week of camping for Boy Scouts in the Appalachian Council starts July 21. About 89 Scouts camped during the first week. G. P. Amato is serving as camp director for all sessions and is assisted by five counselors.
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G. P. Amato
Congress Actions And Pending Bills In The First 92nd Session
A wide array of measures move through Congress including Nixon family assistance and expanded Medicare benefits. Desegregation funding, education, public works, job creation, and voting age changes are under active consideration with committees drafting bills and hearings ongoing.
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Action
Consumer
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Sudan Coup Highlights Russia’s Dilemma in Middle East
WILBUR G. LANDREY discusses how Jaafar Numeiry's purge of the Sudan Communist Party exposes the Soviet Union's fragile influence in the Arab world. The piece charts Moscow’s arms and aid role, Arab leader distrust, and the broader geopolitics from Egypt to Libya and beyond.
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UPI
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Indian Ocean
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Europe
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Libya
Muammar Khadafy
Anwar Sadat
Numeiry
Abdel Khaled Majoub
China
Middle East
Books Take the Glow as Youth Seek Knowledge Over TV
A collection of new titles explores drugs abortion war theology and death to offer practical perspectives. Notable works include You Your Child and Drugs from The Child Study Press and Everything You Need to Know About Abortion by David Hendin, plus Dance in Steps of Change about the Community of Christ in Washington DC.
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John Schramm
David Anderson
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Washington, D. C
Community of Christ
Sign of Jonah
Anderson
Schramm
William Summerscales
Teachers College Press
Columbia U
David Cole Gordon
MacMillan
Gordon
Jesus
Robert Farrar Capon
Doubleday
Bug Dust Let's Change The Name From August To Ugly
The essay argues August is a misnomer naming the sixth Roman month now mid August. It jokes about renaming to Humid or Infernal while noting historic figures born in August and odd observances and events in August. It mentions eclipses, Lizzie Borden Day and local fairs as August highlights or quirks.
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Tippecanoe
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Grover Cleveland
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LBJ
Indochina
Lizzie Borden
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Hell
Mich
Washington, D. C
White House
Capitol
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
North America
Minnesota
West Virginia
Lewisburg
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