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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1978
Page
4
A concise moral reflection contrasts Ecclesiastes guidance with Paine’s view on duty. It emphasizes fearing God, keeping commandments, and treating others as one wishes to be treated, framing core obligations as divine worship and neighborly conduct.
Mercer County board sets December 7 for a bond vote to fund a new Princeton high school but not Bluefield. Public reaction is negative and many residents fear consolidation opposition. The piece critiques economic theories and supports cautious, well explained tax cuts, noting Okun's law and the Laffer curve as debated ideas.
Donald F. Graff outlines how Franco German relations evolved from historic enmity to cooperation driven by postwar European bodies. He highlights monetary integration aims and political fusion efforts while noting mixed reactions from Britain and smaller states and the American side’s cautious stance in a shifting European unity landscape.
ERA supporters stack the deck by seeking to extend ratification beyond the original deadline and by pressuring processes, while opponents say the ERA lacks sufficient constitutional support and that progressives rely on litigation over legislation. The letter also defends local umpires and community volunteers, and includes a rebuttal to a Boston Herald American columnist on government taxation.
Paul Harvey argues forced retirement is obscene but states and cities face huge pension costs. He notes California cities spend half police and fire budgets on retirees, $270 billion in promissory notes, and rising federal liabilities. Phase outs, raised mandatory retirement ages, and phased retirement plans are discussed as money runs out.
An aluminum penny plan in 1973 Capitol Hill currency tests led to six samples, with 14 missing and FBI inquiry uncovering two recovered coins worth about 50 000. Further finds reduced the missing tally to eight, including one donated to the Smithsonian by Charles Holstein, while others were destroyed.
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