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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1973
Page
2
A concise reflection on Dale Carnegie's approach praising strengths first while gently addressing weaknesses to foster growth. The guidance emphasizes balanced feedback, affirming capability and then offering constructive steps to improve performance over time.
The Senate approved an 82 to 0 vote authorizing a $20 billion fund to secure U S energy independence within about a decade. Secretary Morton argues oil firms avoided domestic development due to price controls, urging rapid buildout of refineries and exploration of shale coal and new sources while dampening demand. The program seeks to accelerate gas and oil production at affordable prices and positions the U S to export energy.
The Atlanta gathering featured Reagan Rockefeller and Connally as rising presidential prospects, with Percy absent. Delegates stressed support for the President, viewing the South as pivotal for any national bid. The piece notes shifting loyalties, future campaigning, and a South eager to realign politics while other topics touch on sports and national mood.
William A. Rusher argues the United Nations sags from weakness to absurdity since its 1945 birth, praising the veto system while lamenting a shift to post colonial bloc dominance. He notes the 1950 Uniting for Peace resolution and later General Assembly dynamics, concluding the UN offers only marginal utility in technical or broadly agreed political matters.
Illinois Senator Charles Percy aims for the presidency in 1976 with Milton Eisenhower backing a funded Exploratory Committee. A $90,000 starter goal is set with $15 to $100 personal checks urged. Percy boasts early telethon support while Eisenhower praises him though omitting Percys liberal Senate record.
A Nationalist polemic urges continued energy independence from Arab oil, praising U.S. shale, offshore California potential, and fuel additives while condemning reliance on Middle East supply. It lauds Amtrak growth, calls for uncaping federal lands, and features a call to press on with new energy ventures despite hardship.
The speaker argues lawmaking is hard work with loopholes and legislative framing. He cites anger and panic as tools, notes computers enable blame, questions gasoline for recreational vehicles, and entertains exporting dune buggies to Arabia while warning crises often worsen.
Private aides say Kissinger favors pressuring Israel to withdraw to pre 1967 lines to end Arab oil blackmail and pave a peace that could curb Soviet influence. He hopes moderate moves by Sadat and Feisal win Arab support, with oil as leverage, while wary of Israeli elections and U.S. political pullback.
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