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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1978
Page
4
A reflective note cites Proverbs urging fear of the Lord as daily guidance and promises a future hope. It also features Charles F. Kettering on life planning as a rational approach to shaping one’s future.
The piece describes Thomas P. ONeill as confrontational and self serving, accusing him of blocking Carter programs and installing a loyal protege at taxpayer cost. It criticizes ONeill for sulking and potential retaliation, while detailing Costanza’s resignation and general White House team dysfunction under President Carter.
M Stanton Evans contends linking Soviet dissident trials to SALT is misguided. He cites the Helsinki Accord of 1975, arguing Moscow’s dissident repression and breach of the agreement undermine trust in U S commitments. He notes Soviet violations of missile sites and defenses suggest they would likely break further SALT accords.
William F Buckley analyzes George Bush as a presidential candidate noting Bushs broad service record from Congressman to Ambassador to the UN and his knack for friendships. Buckley cites Bushs China policy favoring close ties while preserving Taiwan, argues for a cautious mix of fear and admiration, and outlines potential Taiwan risks and political implications for Carter and the GOP.
Washington reports detail Cuban troops and influence across Caribbean nations. Cubans advise in Guyana on socialist centers and education, train in youth movements, and bolster pro Castro networks in Jamaica and Grenada. Regional labor unions and women’s groups forge links with Cuban organizations while intelligence notes limited economic aid but rising political risk from social programs.
Senator Soaper warns of excess violence on television while Captain Kangaroo reportedly causes disruption. The birth of the first test tube baby prompts maternity dress makers to shift to lab smocks. Postal rates stay flat with minor letter delivery charges. A Japan doll fools dollar buyers. Civil libertarians push for Attila the Hun reference in history books. A neighbor’s test tube baby sparks gender regrets. Carter vows strong presidency and weightlifting.
In an echo of the Schecter case, Gig Sylvester of Sterling Poultry Processing fights EPA and USDA over a water recycling plant project begun with a $500000 EPA grant and $100000 personal investment. Despite tests declaring water safe to drink, EPA worries about organic interactions, leaving Sylvester in a long regulatory standoff.
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