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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1978
Page
5
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph column by Hugh the Sho interprets editorial and political themes, noting that except for a specific adjacent column, the pieces do not reflect the newspaper's views. The piece foregrounds interpretation and editorial stance within the page layout.
A 1978 overview analyzes wage increases in labor contracts and inflation, noting higher first year hikes for large firms and the need to curb inflation beyond political rhetoric. The piece also discusses changes in gene transfer research restrictions, urging safer easing to accelerate medical and agricultural benefits while maintaining safety.
Michael Rusher highlights a wave of young challengers toppling or challenging incumbents in Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey and Louisiana. Avi Nelson Gordon Humphrey Jeff Bell and Woody Jenkins join the field as Conservatives push to shift the Senate away from liberal control.
An FBI Weather Report details foreign links from SDS to Cuba and North Vietnam, showing how Weather Underground violence grew under communist influence. It notes travel abroad to Cuba, Vietnam, and other Marxist states, and cites guidance from Huynh Van Be on disrupting U.S. law enforcement.
Paul Harvey laments the loss of traditional barbecue methods from his Tulsa childhood. He recalls swamp hickory smoke, tomato and pepper sauces, and open-pit cooking, contrasted with today’s detached, smokeless, fast food style under EPA rules. He mentions Russell's Barbecue, Salina’s shack, and rural methods, urging a revival of authentic methods.
Washington column flags irony as two American reporters face slander charges while Soviet outlets push disinformation. It cites a CIA study accusing Moscow of forging U S documents, distorting events like Aldo Moro’s kidnapping, and funding a vast propaganda network. The piece notes Soviet and Cuban links in broadcasts and the Kremlin’s broad influence tactics. It also reports LEAA anti fencing sting waste, with $3.2 million unrecovered as crooks keep proceeds.
Timely Quotes quote Red Skelton saying retirement feels like hanging your soul in solitude while marking his 65th birthday. He opposes retirement and reflects on enduring show business.
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