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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1978
Page
4
The passage recalls Jesus inviting children to approach, blessing them and declaring that the kingdom of God belongs to such. It emphasizes care for the young and the simple faith they embody.
The piece argues that federal integrity is fading with a growing GSA scandal and expands into a critique of tax reform. It cites kickbacks, inflated contracts, and millions diverted to Swiss accounts. It also warns that a $16 billion tax cut would be offset by $215.5 billion in higher taxes over five years, with social security, inflation, and energy taxes driving the rise.
The article outlines Red Brigades strength and reach, detailing decentralized Milan Turin Genoa Rome cells, extensive public action training, and an efficient intelligence service. It notes limited active assassins worldwide, international links, and suspected raids and infiltrations affecting courts and police.
Rusher argues against U.S. military or economic involvement in Cambodia and Vietnam. He contends McGovern's ideas echo past missteps, warns of capitalist profits aiding a Communist regime, and notes Carter's China card might prevent new moves. He frames Vietnam as Russia's client and Cambodia as China’s, making U.S. action unlikely.
Paul Harvey announces a groundbreaking Port Arthur Texas high school named Bob Hope High dedicated to crippled children and adults, described as the first of its kind in the nation.
A collection of verbatim quotes spans civil rights, political assassination theories, Middle East policy, and energy debates. Christopher Edley cites black middle class contributions to black youth causes, Ralph Abernathy discusses MLK assassination theories, Cyrus Vance condemns Israeli settlements, John Lichtblau questions gas spill claims, and John Rhodes praises Ronald Reagan's political strength.
In Spokane Washington a hospital says a CPR trained switchboard operator Angie Habets revived Clarence Hendrickson after a heart attack in the Sheraton lobby. The incident underscores the Eagles medical charities and public health training promoted by the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The convention drew Eagles from across the region and highlighted ongoing philanthropy including donations to the Harry S Truman Heart Fund.
Carter era shakeup hits Commodities Futures Trading Commission chief William Bagley amid corruption complaints and lax oversight. He plans a taxpayer funded farewell tour abroad before joining a Los Angeles law firm. Congress debates a post tenure ban while Bagley seeks a personal exemption. Public fallout skews toward ethics and accountability.
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