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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, MARCH 18, 1983
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Mr. Armstrong says things that other ministers are not saying.
I'm a young minister and I've been in this occupation for only
two years. Would you please send me anything you can that would
help us. I am the associate pastor of a small congregation of 25.
J.H. (Florida)
I am a minister and The PLAIN TRUTH looks like it would provide
excellent sermon material.
C.W. (Jeanerette, LA)
I am preparing my Sunday morning sermon from Mr. Armstrong's
broadcast this morning.
J.G. (Miami, FL)
--Richard Rice, Mail Processing Center
NEW HEADQUARTERS TELEPHONE SYSTEM
A new telephone system has been purchased and installed
on the Pasadena Campus. Therefore a new number for the
campus has been assigned by the Pacific Telephone
Company.
The new number is (213) 304-6000. This replaces (213}
577-5000.
The 800 service has not been changed--it remains (800)
423-4464 for ministerial use and (800) 423-4444 for the
Telephone Response/Mail Processing Center requests.
We will be announcing some further changes in our tele
phone usage in the near future. Please bear with us
during this time of change.
--Fred Gilreath, Communications
ON THE WORLD SCENE
HOW THE GHOST OF VIETNAM PARALYZES AMERICA After a lull, El Salvador has
lept into the news again. Recent guerrilla successes in the field against
an El Salvadoran army that evidently lacks both the necessary skill and
will to fight effectively have prompted renewed requests for military aid
for El Salvador by a concerned President Reagan.
What brought the Central American problem to the crisis stage is a grim re
port given to the President by U.N. Ambassador Jeane J. Kirkpatrick. Last
month Mrs. Kirkpatrick toured the embattled region, receiving information
firsthand from leaders in the countries involved that things were going
from bad to worse. (She was later hooted off the stage at the University of
California, Berkeley, for giving her assessment of the situation.)
As a result of the ambassador's visit, President Reagan unveiled a request
to Congress for 110 million dollars in emergency military aid and 67