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Safety from hazardous wastes
Those concerned with transport and storage of hazardous wastes warn that industrialized nations must soon come to grips with handling these substances more carefully, so as to avoid serious danger to lives and property.
If we believe that man is a finite mortal, living in fragile matter, subject to myriad evils, the possibility of accident or poisoning may provoke fear. But to whatever degree we have perceived our real nature to be spiritual—the man with dominion created and sustained by God—we will be able to exempt ourselves and others from such dangers.

June 23, 1980 issue
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The power of prayer in competitive athletics
DONALD R. RIPPBERGER
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Swimming lessons
ROSALIE E. DUNBAR
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Pulling together
MAXINE LE PELLEY
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The best athlete
DAVID LAWRENCE HAASE
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Instant replay— through the lens of Spirit
JOHN LEWIS SELOVER
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You don't need drugs
PAUL O'BRIEN
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Credo
JOHN CUNO
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The exact likeness of Love
CYNTHIA ALYCE NEELY
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Infinite capabilities
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Christliness—not hypnotism—gains victory
BEULAH M. ROEGGE
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True winning
Barbara Ann Bradley
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"I was convinced that bodily conditions are not life-determining factors"
RUANNE Y. GENTRY with contributions from WILLARD O. GENTRY
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Unsportsmanlike attitude yields to unity and brotherhood...
TONY VICTOR with contributions from KEITH W. PRESTON
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Recurring skin complaint healed
ROWLAND D. GEORGE
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"I asked my mother, 'Why did God make poison oak?'"
LIANNE CELESTE AMES