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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1979
Page
2
The Easter message speaks of triumph over death and eternal life. It recalls Holy Week from Ash Wednesday to Palm Sunday and the crucifixion and resurrection. The article emphasizes Christ’s words, the empty tomb, and the apostles’ unwavering faith transforming them into heralds of the good news.
A critical look at how whistle blowers and reform-minded federal workers have faced retaliation under Carter and prior administrations. The piece cites A. Ernest Fitzgerald, Norman Bredesen, David Stith, Phil Vargas, and others, detailing firings, investigations, and reputational harm amid broader claims of government secrecy and bias in promotions.
A critical essay argues television and radio shape youth behavior through constant ads and sensational content. It cites campaigns for better programming, Amish opposition, and a Christian critique deeming TV and radio as entertainment focused and morally risky. It notes parental indifference, viewer addiction, and cultural rituals around screens, highlighting broader social impact.
Washington focus notes Connally won the Indianapolis GOP Leadership Conference test with Reagan absent. CBS poll put Connally 74 first choices, Reagan 54, Bush 44, Baker 41, Crane 30, Dole 17, Kemp 4, signaling Connally as Reagan’s strongest challenger.
A reflective piece argues that if Christ returned now he would face hostility from establishment religious figures and the public. It suggests fear drives human vice and warns Christians against smugness during Easter.
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