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An October 8 1977 editorial reflects on Galatians 6 2 urging readers to bear one another's burdens and to be involved for Christ's sake, stressing willingness to help others and live by the law of Christ.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1977
Page
3
An October 8 1977 editorial reflects on Galatians 6 2 urging readers to bear one another's burdens and to be involved for Christ's sake, stressing willingness to help others and live by the law of Christ.
Duane Redlinger and daughter Franny sat in endzone section eight row 12 during the Iowa Iowa State game. A field goal sail to the left became a memorable catch when Iowa’s attempt bounced into Duane’s arms. He received a used game ball inscribed with the score Iowa 12 Iowa State 10 and signatures from coaches Bob Cummings and Earle Bruce.
A detailed bridge column analyzes a 3NT contract with spade and diamond play. It explains the lead choice, ducking the king of spades, and the correct sequence to establish seven and aim for nine tricks. The piece showcases technique and practical reasoning for both casual and serious players.
A teen describes pressure from an older boyfriend to have sex while he argues love justifies marriage. Abby warns against sacrificing principles and urges holding out. A separate letter describes a grandmother seeking help for a neglected granddaughter with a kidney condition. Abby identifies it as child abuse and urges contacting Parents Anonymous.
A 1977 L M Boyd column blends trivia and odd facts from weight myths to linguistic quirks. It includes notes on airline weights, Einstein inventions, and a memory prompt about elephants, ending with a Weatherford Texas mailing address and copyright line.
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