Christmas Spirit and Love Beyond Seasonal Mood
The piece reflects on Christmas as both a source of joy and sorrow, noting how holiday cheer can mask loneliness and poverty. It urges embracing love year round, sharing with those in need, and moving toward a society that values compassion over greed, echoing Schweitzer that God is love.
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Doctors battle home birth drive in United States
Washington column notes growing home birth movement pitting midwives against medical establishment. It cites ACOG opposition, liability refusals, and police actions, including a murder charge against an unlicensed midwife. Proponents cite safety in Scandinavia and Japan, plus cost and psychological benefits.
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Bethlehem
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Mary
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Howard Mitchell
Marianne Doshi
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Vicki Warren
Finois
Association For Childbirth At Home International
Midwest
Catherine Feral
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East Germany
Maternity Center Associates
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Carter’s firm 30 billion deficit ceiling shapes budget debate
Washington observers fixate on a $30 billion ceiling Carter set for the 1980 deficit. The figure, declared amid inflexible aims, tests Congress and aides as they weigh defense spending and social program cuts. Supporters praise a disciplined target while critics warn of rigid choices and potential clashes with liberal goals.
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Michael Blumenthal
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Texas
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Carter urged to break up OPEC and curb oil power
The piece argues President Carter should pursue a tougher policy against OPEC, citing Sen. Moynihan’s call to break up the oil cartel. It notes OPEC’s 14.5 percent price rise and discusses potential steps, including halting arms sales to Saudi Arabia and rallying allies, while highlighting broader energy strategy and U.S. foreign relations.
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D-N.y
United States
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White House
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Kahn
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Southern contenders emerge in GOP race and flags French shift
The South may shape the 1980 race as John Connally George Bush and Howard Baker emerge in Tennessee while Reagan leads. A national study warns child abuse is rising toward two million yearly. Potholes and aging bridges plague U S roads and infrastructure. France strengthens NATO ties under Giscard dEstaing amid Cold War tensions.
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Senate
Howard Baker
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United States
National Institute of Mental Health
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