Presidents and Religion Part I in Early Nation
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines how early presidents linked faith with public life, noting John Adams, James Madison, James Monroe, George Washington, and Thomas Jefferson as religiously diverse yet not dogmatic. Jefferson’s Bible, Episcopal ties, and public prayers are highlighted alongside Madison’s Bill of Rights defense of religious liberty and Washington’s tenure as chaplain-supported commander and Thanksgiving proclamation. Tomorrow, The Middle Years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Madison
Norman Cousins
John Adams
Adams
New England
Jefferson
Jesus
University of Virginia
The
National Intelligencer
Capitol Hill
George Washington
Virginia
Washington
St. Peter's Church
Philadelphia
Madison
Princeton University
John Leland
James Monroe
St. John’s Church
UAW ratifies three year Stanadyne contract
Local 101 of the United Auto Workers at Stanadyne approved a three year pact for 750 members with wage hikes of 20 cents first year and nine cents thereafter plus 10 and five cent increases for skilled trades over years two and three. An additional $1.50 per year of service and a new holiday were included. The contract runs to March 1, 1980 and was ratified with a 55 percent margin at the Lorain plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers At
Stanadyne, Inc
Car] Cross
International
Cross
Ford Uaw
Hall
Baumbhart Rd
Lorain
Woodland Ave
Bob Stewart
Stanadyne
Plumbing Products
John Gorney
Western Cold Drawn Steel Division
New York Stock Exchange
Ee York
UPI
Mgmile
Mobil
Monson
Allis
Norik
Owen
Basic Inc
Phil
Colgate
Cal Gas
Sears
Cook Unita
Rand
Curtis
Eastern Air Se
Texaco
East Kodak
Bt ‘Timken
EatonCorp
Trans W Air Ay EvansPd
TRW
Exron
WAL Inc
Firstone
Union Carb
Ford Mat
Uniroyal
United Brands Gun Elec
US Steel
UV Ind
Western Union
Goodrich
Pitt Steel
Goodyear
Great A&p
The syndrome tale from Elyria High School athlete
A Elyria High School senior on the championship wrestling team describes the onset of a rare syndrome starting with tingling hands and progressing to paralysis. After a week, Medina Hospital diagnosed the condition, and a five day spinal tap confirmed it. He spent over two months hospitalized, relied on a respirator, and faced a rough recovery but regained abilities by summer. He rejects swine flu vaccination despite the reports. News brief also notes a Thai 11th century stoneware jar in Southeast Asian Ceramics exhibit touring U.S. museums in 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Broad St. Firestone
Elyria High School
Medina Hospital
Eckert
New York
Asia House
United States
Wat Srikomkan
Thailand
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Honolulu Academy of Arts
St. Louis Art Museum
Testify in tax fraud case Watergate figures at N Y cop's trial
The tax evasion trial of Anthony Ulasewicz in Brooklyn will summon Watergate figures including John Dean, John Ehrlichman, Herbert Kalmbach, James McCord and possibly John Caulfield. Ehrlichman and Liddy remain incarcerated. Kalmbach controlled a secret fund for political sabotage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watergate
N.Y
New York
UPI
Anthony Ulasewicz
New York City
White House
Edward Neaher
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Ulasewicz
Senate Watergate Committee
ULS
David Trager
John Dean
John Ehrlichman
Herbert Kalmbach
James McCord
John Caulfield
John J. Sutter
Ehrlichman
U.S
Safford
Ariz
Kalmbach
Nixon
McCord
FBI
Caulfield
Treasury Department
Dayton Power and Light ends direct bill delivery
Dayton Power and Light Co abandons its three month program of hand delivering fuel bills after customer opposition. The firm explored automatic payroll deductions to cut mailing costs, noting 31 workers spent about seven cents per delivery versus the Postal Service rate of 12 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Dayton Power and Light Co
Epal
U.S. Postal Service
Hotte
Wall Street slips as Fed reserve move spurs mixed mood
Opening prices fell with a 3-2 advance for the day as analysts weigh the Fed’s cut in reserve requirements against oil price uncertainty. Separately, Gannett Co Inc announces a merger in principle with Speidel Newspapers in a $173 million deal, exchanging eighth tenths of a share of Gannett for each Speidel share. Weather notes mention ancient soil layers and buried forests in ice core descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Rochester
N.Y
Gannett Co., Inc
Speidel Newspapers, Inc
Gannett
Speidel
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Chronicle-Telegram
Margaret Smith
Washington’s
Abigail
Massachusetts
Tam
Episcopal
UAW
George Verban
Walter Cronkite
John B. Simpson
Oberon Ave
Chido
Mid-One
Mid-Ohio Securities Corp
Secuahon of Secures
Doolin
Spizer Fms Plaza
Bdc
Sth
Sraad
Styria
Wall Street
Newspapers OK Merger
icle-Tel
Aebodal
Soogaere Oes
Cleve
Obeartin
J.C. Insurance
BAH Londing Agency
Middle Ave
Elyria, Chido
Smithsonian Institution
Betty Finkbone
Pennsylvania Dept. of Labor and Industry
Citizens Home Savings
Holly Hobbie
Currier & Ives
Broadway
Amherst
Cleveland Ave
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