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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1975
Page
4
A reflection contrasts John’s warning against loving the world with Hunt’s idea of a second, heart and imagination driven world. The verses and quote frame inner conflict between material desires and spiritual values across two distinct realms.
Eleven leading economists in a prestigious forum project a stronger 1976 economy led by energy sectors. They foresee a 5.8 percent inflation adjusted GNP gain and a rise of unadjusted GNP to 1.65 trillion, with unemployment easing to about 7.8 percent.
A contentious part of the U S Criminal Code revision would bar deadly force to stop theft or trespass, risking a retreat rule inside homes. Supporters say the aim is to limit killing devices in unoccupied houses while preserving the right to protect life and occupied property.
An FBI spokesman urged coordinated action against white collar crime citing annual losses near 42 billion dollars. He defined such offenses as guileful acts not requiring violence, spanning credit card fraud, insurance fraud, swindles, political corruption and kickbacks, urging harsher penalties.
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld faces a crisis over cruise missile limits in SALT II talks. Kissinger favors a 950 to 1,200 mile range compromise, while Schlesinger opposes any reduction. The debate centers on naval and air missile design and broader U S strategic superiority amid congressional backing for unchanged plans.
The Oregon senator attacks the internal security subcommittee with a form letter claiming minimal work. Yet the subcommittee's six years produced 51 hearings, 114 documents, and topics from campus disorder to drug trafficking. Why misstate its activity to push abolition?
Washington legend Carl Albert keeps a meticulous daily health log detailing exercise, meals, and habits. The Speaker reports near perfect health apart from a notable alcohol record and a history of two apartment fires blamed on cigarettes.
William F Buckley disputes Aleksandr Solzhenitsyns New York Times critique of the Warren Commission and Kissinger. He argues Solzhenitsyn is misinformed about detente and military actions, cites Nixon Watergate, and offers a copy of Solzhenitsyns AFL CIO speech.
A Paul Harvey commentary warns that the federal government will raise taxes tomorrow and again the day after. He argues inflation and progressive tax brackets erode take-home pay and cites a $15,000 house as an example of the pain from rising prices and higher levies.
A column criticizes inflation driven tax shifts likening them to a fiscal dividend. It cites Senator Russell Long and economist Jude Wanniski, arguing higher tax brackets arise from inflation and wage gains, with Meany pressed for more spending. It warns the public of tax erosion and a “cancer” in government finances.
Senator Soaper comments on the coach of our alma mater amid a disappointing season. He cites widespread blame and questions nepotism within the family institution facing scrutiny.
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