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Labor

Ed Townsend

The tendency to criticize and condemn organized labor is understandable—but regrettable.

Business

David R. Francis

When federal district judge J.

World affairs

Erwin D. Canham

What is morality in international relations?

National government

William H. Stringer, John Allan May

Ethically the United States Government is by no means "clean as a hound's tooth," partly because it's "big government," partly because it's complex government, partly because it's the biggest dollar spender in the nation, and partly because Congress is an apathetic watchdog.

State government

Godfrey Sperling, Jr.

James O.

Local government

Ray Jenkins, Frederick W. Roevekamp, Robert C. Nelson, Emelie Tavel

For decades Phenix City had little industry but vice.

The tone of society

Helen Wood Bauman

The publishing of the series "Challenge to Morality" hints the true moral tone of society.

Death is never a friend

Current debate over whether to assist someone in committing suicide to end suffering raises troublesome questions.

Healing instead of suicide

It is not unusual to discover that evil sometimes comes disguised as kindness.

Nothing can stop you

Joy V. Dueland

When I was in my twenties the bottom dropped out of my world.

A proving ground

Bob Gates

Mark was running third in a cross-country race.

No restriction

Bob Gates

Several dozen golf balls spilled out in a neat pile on the grass as Jeb unzippered his shag bag.