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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1972
Page
4
A reflection contrasts Paul and Josh Billings on conscience and hope. The biblical note from Acts 24 15 references a resurrection belief while the quote from Billings praises conscience. Both passages explore moral accountability toward God and people.
The West Virginia Board of Regents proposes merging Bluefield State College and Concord College prompted by officials led by Chancellor Prince E. Woodard. Critics demand concrete plans on campus integration, travel, athletics, and degree conferral before legislative approval and public acceptance.
Washington observers note the close Nixon Rogers relationship and Rogers steady leadership. The article highlights Rogers long government service from New York County DA to attorney general and UN delegation work, his discreet role as an adviser, and the decision to retain him as secretary of state alongside Kissinger’s high visibility.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak recount Anwar Sadat's bid to force Israeli withdrawal by pressing the United States and Soviet Union. After ejecting Soviet advisers and courting Washington, Sadat faces a stalled Rogers Plan and mounting pressure from Libya and his army to curb Moscow influence. He hopes the next U.S.–Soviet summit will push a settlement at the Suez Canal.
The article highlights preservation efforts in New Orleans Colisum Square and the Lower Garden District. It notes listing on the National Register of Historic Landmarks helped curb demolition for a failed bridge plan. It praises Pelican Publishing’s volume on the American Sector and urges readers to join the National Trust for Historic Preservation to aid neighborhood renewal and policy support.
Senator Soaper notes clothing price increases as the main factor in October's higher cost of living. The piece muses on changing times from Garden of Eden to flying cars, rural driving quirks, and evolving city life, ending with a perplexing note on Eveen Ba ave Ones WO NOws Rever Been.
Confidential correspondence shows the National Wool Growers Association and lawyers plan heavy pressure on the EPA and political action to allow regulated poisoning of coyotes and wildcats. Officials warn poisons threaten carrion feeders and grassland erosion while ranchers claim losses fall on consumers.
Bruce Bioss praises Walter Smith a 47 year old shuttle driver between the Washin Health Education and Welfare headquarters and the Social Security complex near Baltimore. Smith shows skill reliability and a strong sense of responsibility while balancing talk and safe timely service. He seeks growth driving a transcontinental bus but remains content with his current routine. He is Black and actively helps his church and community while maintaining hope and a positive outlook.
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