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...just starting to be felt in liberal churches, most criticisms till now have been raised by Evangelicals. Wheaton Bible Professor Alan Johnson protests that Gothard's docile acceptance of life "takes the sting out of evil and even transforms it into a good." Johnson's colleague Gordon Fee thinks that Gothard's approach to Bible interpretation is simpleminded. "You cannot just stamp the 1st century culture onto the 20th century and say it is the divine order," says Fee...
...Chrysler added an average of almost 3% to the price of all its cars and trucks, and Westinghouse raised the price of its light bulbs by 10%. Hedonists will be hurt: the newsstand price of Playboy will go up 25%, to $ 1.25 a copy. The annual "membership fee" charged to holders of American Express credit cards will rise 33%, to $20. On the blue-collar front, 12,000 West Coast members of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union saluted the end of controls by walking off their jobs for one day. Two years ago, the COLC...
When the first auto license plate was issued in New York State in 1901, the licensee's initials were required to be on the plate, and the temptation to personalize automobile ownership has persisted. In 33 states and the District of Columbia, inventive drivers can, for an added fee, tag their cars with letters of their own choosing. Of course, choices that make use of ethnic epithets or sexual innuendoes are screened...
Sprague assembled some 100 witnesses, including two convicted triggermen: a house painter named Paul Gilly, 42, and a Cleveland drifter, Claude Vealey, 30. Their fee for the murder was $15,000. Gilly told the jury that he was hired for the job by his father-in-law. Silous Huddleston, who in turn, testified Gilly, was hired by union officials. Gilly was told that an official involved was Boyle. The murder plan was simple: "Kill 'em and leave no witnesses...
Bennett retired as treasurer last July and was replaced by George Putnam '42. State Street will end 26 years of handling Harvard's endowment at a nominal fee on July...