Revolutionary Church Returns State Grant On Senseny Road
A Virginia church, St Pauls on the Hill, returns a highway department check for front footage taken to widen Senseny Road. The group says government funds are the people’s money and rejects payment for a project that already benefits the community. The act aims to spark broader reflection on spending and public money.
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Revaluation Isn’t Remedy for Economy
A joint House Senate subcommittee urged threatening to abandon the gold standard unless IMF partners adopt exchange rates to erase U S balance of payments deficits. The Treasury disagrees and three Republicans dissented. The dollar’s pressure stems from Vietnam War costs raising the federal budget, with defense outlays only now turning downward as U S combat roles wind down.
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Southeast Asia
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Greedy Ugly Americans and the World Policing Burden
A wide ranging column critiques self centered greed and theft by affluent and others, cites shoplifting and fraud in households and business, laments consumer overcharges, loan defaults, and military pay restraint. It warns against inflation, wage demands, and calls for a stable dollar and restrained defense spending. The piece closes with a Marshall quote urging forward focus.
Summer vacations end as demand and travel grow
The article notes Labor Day marks the traditional end of summer holidays though some travel continues. It highlights rising vacation numbers and spending, expanding tourist facilities, and the lure of new garden tractors with accessories like cigarette lighters, chrome wheel covers, sun shades and radios, while work attachments are not emphasized.
First Evangelical United Brethren dedicates new educational building
The Star Files notes the dedication of The New Educational Building of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church with a sermon by Bishop J Gordon Howard of Pittsburgh. The report also lists candidates for Miss Round Hill Community. Byrd opposes Kennedy loan request. Police crackdown on bicycle violations announced. Chamber of Commerce reports strong membership drive. Cooperative directors election results announced.
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Round Hill
Nancy Boyce
Elinor Grayson
Gail Reid
Donna Bayliss
Sandra Hepner
Harry F. Byrd
Kennedy
C.W. Hollis
Winchester Police Force
Wendell R. Barney
Chamber of Commerce
Robert K. Stickley
Carl E. Martin
Southern States Cooperative
Stephens City Service
Daily Meditation on the deity of Christ by Earl L. Douglas
The piece argues that Jesus is the only begotten Son of God and the divine Messiah. It contends that denying Christ’s deity undermines the person and works Jesus claimed for himself and stresses the importance of this doctrine for Christian faith and life.
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Nixon aims for Peking policy as Taiwan watches
President Nixon's administration counts on a Nationalist Chinese walkout if the UN votes to admit Communist China, while pledging to support admission but oppose expulsion of Taiwan. Analysts note Taipei's cautious stance, Turkey's shift recognizing Peking, and Mansfield and Goldberg predicting a two China outcome.
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China
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Mike Mansfield
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Seventh Fleet
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