Gilmore Quinlan Manson and policy in the balance
The piece argues about capital punishment highlighting Gary Gilmore and Charles Manson as cases and questions deterrence. It compares ethical courts with Quinlan and warns against forced foreign interventions while critiquing U.S. welfare abroad. It cites Kissinger surveys and Monroe Doctrine roots to claim Americas foreign policy is seeking trouble.
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CARE Holiday Food Crusade appeals for six million dollars
Editorial urges donations to CARE to fund food aid for malnourished children and families in Asia Africa Latin America and the Middle East. It explains how gifts support food production medical training and self help programs and details impact of $5 $10 and $25 contributions with mailing addresses in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Africa
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Care Food Crusade
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Lost Hills Oil Boom Sparks Guarded Claims in 1910
In 1910 oil discovery near Lost Hills drew prospectors who faced muddy alkali roads and produced tense guard lines. The town grew quickly with a hotel a restaurant and a post office named Cuttens later Lost Hills, plus a school opened 1912 and a newspaper the Lost Hill Gusher in 1913.
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Butt
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Carter Faces Congress as Women Press for Promises
President-elect Carter meets congressional leaders in a promising start but faces resistance from House Speaker O'Neill and Senate leaders Byrd and Humphrey who will push their own agendas. Women's groups plan monitoring to ensure promises on posts are kept as Iran arms deals and CIA involvement raise questions.
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Iran
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
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Luis Echeverria
Unselfish Forgiveness Echoes From Calvary Sermon
A pastor reflects on the crucifixion between two thieves and God's mercy. He contrasts selfish acts with Christ's sacrifice and cites John 3 16 to urge humility and faith. The message warns against greed and urges inner transformation through belief.
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