Senate approves plan for independent commodity futures commission
The Senate passed a bill to create a five member full time Commodity Futures Trading Commission to police the 520 billion dollar annual agricultural futures market. Archbishop Ignatius Strecker backed stringent controls, urging an independent panel to curb price volatility and protect farmers and consumers.
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Clergyman Reflects On When To Discuss Religion And Politics
A clergyman explains limits on discussing religion and politics, preferring to witness about Christ when asked about church teaching. He recalls experiences in Rome and with the press and describes his skepticism toward media credibility and public figures.
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A reflective passage compares Monsignor James J. Tucek with Cuba relations and inflation cures. The narrator notes engaging moments watching the 5 30 news with Monsignor Tom Weinzapfel who parries commentators on NBC CBS and ABC and questions media reliability while maintaining faith in religious matters.
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Knights of Columbus grant program funds 10 Texas students
William D. Cox Jr of Dallas announced that the Knights of Columbus in Texas presented $500 educational grants to 10 college students selected from many applicants by the Aid to Education Committee. The recipients include Maureen E. Lincoln and Amy Theresa Jensen of San Antonio. Thomas Dilger. Mary Arsuaga of Corpus Christi. Edwin G. Bigon of Temple. Joseph S. Frybert of Eagle Lake. Corliss Parker of Austin. Karen Marie Kocurek of Bryan. Toni Ann Provost of Woodville. and David J. Shannon of Pep, Texas.
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Dallas Scholar to Speak at Gregory of Nyssa Colloquy
Father David L. Balas of the University of Dallas will present a paper at the Third International Gregory of Nyssa Colloquy in Leiden Netherlands from September 16 to 21 1974. He is among sixteen participants examining Gregory De infantibus On the Fate of Those Who Die in Early Childhood.
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