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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1978
Page
2
The piece argues Holy Week centers on Jesus crucified and risen. It recalls Palm Sunday to Easter, stressing that crucifixion details matter to grasp the resurrection. It links Christ's agony to human pain and the core Christian message of hope and life through faith.
Washington report alleges foreign investors from Arab, Dutch, German and Italian sources have quietly purchased vast U S cropland via dummy Caribbean corporations. Utah Georgia Missouri Texas Oregon reports show land grabs amid loan pressures and subsidies, with officials admitting data gaps and secrecy surrounding ownership.
The article traces President Carter’s shifting stance on natural gas deregulation from campaign pledge to governance. It notes his early support, subsequent tailored positions, and the political fights in Congress, including a Senate filibuster and eventual phased deregulation, concluding his credibility may suffer with supporters on Capitol Hill.
Barry Bosworth, head of the Council on Wage and Price Stability, tells President Carter to take decisive inflation measures. He proposes cutting federal pay raises to 3 percent, a $6 billion cut in social security taxes, expanding meat imports, and tighter regulatory cost reviews to curb price rises.
A Soviet silence on Stalin’s 25th death anniversary belies the lingering fear and control in Kremlin circles and security services. In Germany the Hitler era lingers as a BBC documentary sparks debate over unprosecuted Nazi crimes and residual sympathizers. The piece also notes U.S. probes into Justice Department matters and Marston firing hints, plus Moscow crime myths and a surge in nuclear power keeping electricity stable amid winter blizzards.
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