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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1979
Page
5
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The author links Mosaic inheritance laws to modern equity, then critiques U S immigration and energy policy. It notes Iran hostage concerns, Mexican oil booms, and border tensions. The piece warns of energy costs and proposes a humorous fix: a federal employee to warn pedestrians about quiet electric cars.
The piece argues Buckley travels Europe to mobilize letters opposing SALT II in the Senate. It cites European leaders and figures like Otto von Habsburg Antoine Pinay and Winston Churchill’s grandson MP, warning that Europe fears the treaty weakens Western security and could provoke Soviet advantage amid arms modernization and strategic launch vehicle sales.
A luncheon with major executives shows 100 percent opposition to a federal Chrysler bailout. They argue market discipline is key and government subsidies erode cost cutting incentives, warning temporary dislocations but long term aid would perpetuate the status quo.
Paul Harvey warns against church leaders emphasizing overseas missions to extract donations from American congregants. He argues such outreach risks dependency on welfare and loosening of social norms, noting resentments toward immigrants and the potential dilution of American culture and jobs. He urges supporting homefolks first and urges readers not to be used by overseas campaigns.
Washington fights over liquor warning labels as Thurmond and Riegle push an amendment to regulate alcohol for pregnant women. Industry fears image damage and potential future labeling while HEW backs labeling. DISCUS hires Hill and Knowlton to block action and push public education. Also notes sky high rates and mis selling in credit insurance across states.
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