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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1981
Page
5
Apostolic Return From Olivet On Sabbath Day's Journey
A Sabbath day journey is noted in Acts 1 12 as the apostle’s return to Jerusalem from the mount of Olivet. The longest lawful distance on the Sabbath extended from the city walls, marking a boundary for sacred travel in early Christian practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostle
Jerusalem
Jesus
Mount
Olivet
Misjudgment in Controller Strike and Russian Pipeline Risks
The piece attacks the illegal walkout by air traffic controllers as misjudged, noting their pay disputes but criticizing the strike for risking disaster. It also questions the Reagan administration’s potential revocation of Caterpillar authorization for a tentatively $15 billion pipeline with Russia, urging alternatives like American coal to reduce Western dependency. It warns of broader security and economic implications for Western nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Russia
Reagan
Washington
CIA
William Casey
Senate Intelligence Committee
Casey
Senators
Multiponics, Inc
Committee Behind Closed Doors
New Orleans
Advancement Devices Inc
Finagler
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Senate Banking Committee
Western Electric
Banking Committee
Solidarity
Soviet Union
East Germany
State Department
Robert Moses RIP a Monument to Public Works in New York
Robert Moses died at 92 after four decades shaping New York through landmark projects. He authored and pushed infrastructure including Lincoln Center Shea Stadium Jones Beach the 1964 World's Fair the United Nations complex Triborough and Verrazano bridges multiple highways and 2% million acres of state parks. Despite critics he refused mass transit in favor of car oriented networks, resigning in 1968 at 79. His era transformed the city and left a lasting, controversial legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Moses
Moses
Dogcatcher
Lincoln Center
Shea Stadium
Jones Beach
United Nations Complex
Niagara
Massena
Triborough
Verrazano
Time
Newsweek
Transit Authority mismanagement in Chicago report shocks
Paul Harvey reports in Chicago that public transit is financially failing and tax hikes fund lines. He exposes the Car Barn as filthy with money and uncounted, with hundreds of thousands of dollars scattered or discarded. James Maurer questions safeguards while CTA board members admit losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Maurer
Office of Municipal Investigations
Reagan era conservatism and Casey probe excerpts
A collage of political observations notes black conservatives like Bill Keyes and Clarence Thomas, and profiles CIA chief William Casey amid Senate scrutiny. It touches on Reaganomics, race, and a behind the scenes look at Casey’s testimony and corporate dealings.
PBS wastes billions on office space across government
Auditors call PBS a paradise for waste, noting more than 10 000 government buildings with 7500 leased and 2500 owned. Examples include underutilized space in St Louis and vacant Brooklyn offices, costly leases in Camden and Otisville, and possible annual sav ings of hundreds of thousands if space were used efficiently. A grand jury probes the Otisville project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Services Administration
Public Building Service
PBS
GSA
Hatch
Utah
Labor and Human Resources Committee
Inspector General
Senate
St. Louis
Federal Correctional Institution
Otisville
N.Y
Brooklyn
Drug Enforcement Administration
New York City
Philip Philbin Federal Building
Fitchburg
Mass
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