Proverbs 11 13 Quote About Gossip and Secrecy
A proverb noting that gossip betrays a confidence while a trustworthy person keeps a secret. It contrasts the harm of sharing private information with the virtue of discretion and reliability.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1982
Page
5
Virginia rails and VEPCO clash over coal slurry pipelines
Virginia state senator Dudley Emick opposes immediate slurry pipeline permissions but indicates railroads like Norfolk & Western and C&O would build them when authorized. The legislature may consider power to condemn land for pipelines, yet 1983 session focus on budgets and lobbying. Railroads warn of monopoly loss, while supporters say pipelines cut coal energy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Dudley Emick
Associated Press
Sen. Emick
Norfolk & Western
C&o
Botetourt County
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Emick
Senate
Virginia Electric Power Co
VEPCO
Atlantic
N&w
Southwest
Buckley on MX vote and the risk of nuclear deterrence
William F Buckley argues the House vote against funding the MX missile narrows strategic options and heightens the window of vulnerability. He weighs costs against the risk of a Soviet first strike, urges consideration of deterrence and leadership, and warns of the dangers of a failed security posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Congress
U.S
Hitler
Europe
Senate
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Russia
Reagan
Carter
Radical Proposals Planned to Create Jobs in America
Washington sources report a White House push for a top priority jobs package under Reagan. Feldstein cites market-based, less regulated solutions, including tax cuts, enterprise zones, deregulation, and anti-trust actions to spur private hiring without new large appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Reagan
Martin Feldstein
Feldstein
Hugh O Brian Youth Foundation fuels leadership drive
Paul Harvey O'Brian Foundation builds a national program for high school sophomores to develop leadership skills. Ambassadors from over 8,000 schools attend state seminars, then eight-day international seminars with 20 countries. Participants report progress on birthdays up to age 30, guiding ongoing foundation evaluation and attracting corporate support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh O'Brian
Hugh O’brian
Slave labor in Soviet pipeline fuels White House dispute
A White House led interagency panel argues alongside State Department and CIA over whether forced labor is used on the Siberia to Western Europe natural gas pipeline. Earlier reports flagged slavery in the pipeline’s site prep and living quarters, with final findings due next month. Also FTC probes chain bookstores and publisher discounts that threaten independent booksellers, amid claims chains enjoy better terms, potentially reshaping the market by 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
State Department
CIA
National Security Council
Labor Department
Soviet Union
Siberia
Europe
Inter-Agency
Kremlin
Congress
Foggy Bottom
Lucette Lagnado
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Dell
Avon
American Booksellers Association
ABA
Jack Hatfield
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William F. Buckley
Geneva
Yuri Andropov
United States
Vietnam
Donald Lambro
Japan
Berrys World
Paul Harvey
O'Brian Foundation
O'Brian
Wyatt Carp
Jack Anderson
By Jeff MacNelly
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