Borrow trouble or lend it not to others
A reflective note cites Job 3 26 about unease and adds Kipling wisdom on not borrowing or lending trouble, urging caution in spreading worry to neighbors.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1973
Page
2
A reflective note cites Job 3 26 about unease and adds Kipling wisdom on not borrowing or lending trouble, urging caution in spreading worry to neighbors.
A wrap of nationwide pro Nixon activity shows diverse groups backing the President. Petitions, large rallies, ads, and surveys across Pennsylvanian towns, California cities, and southern states urge continued support and urge fair treatment from media and Congress.
A reader laments daylight saving time citing dark bus stops and wasted energy. The page includes multiple letters criticizing or defending local officials, editorials, and public policy, with remarks on gasoline prices, sheriff deputies, tax fairness, and personal views on liquor ads. Names include Vivian K Basham, Billy W. David, Abe Ellis, C M Marrs, Lucy H Mann, T M Horn, Ken Hechler, Marlin Hull, Grady Stone.
White House lobbyists pressured the House Ways and Means Committee on July 25 1969 to delay closing a tax loophole as part of a broader inquiry into President Nixon's income tax returns for 1969 to 1972. The probe includes whether Nixon properly deducted 576000 for donating vice presidential papers, and extends to daughter Tricia's trust and other returns as Republicans push for a wider exposure.
William A. Busher argues the 1976 GOP race hinges on Ford Nixon status. If Nixon resigns Ford likely seeks renomination, else a more dynamic candidate could emerge. Goldwater's 1964 coalition shaped the party, aiding Reagan's early front run while Percy wanes and Rockefeller shifts rightward. Connally remains an outsider.
Paul Harvey notes a revised long range forecast with Skylab input. An international conference at the University of California involved 100 scientists from 50 nations, concluding weather trends are not solely climate driven and that human activity shows no clear climate impact. Droughts in semi arid areas threaten millions while record floods and droughts occur in other regions. Satellite data and observation suggest climate will continue to fluctuate over centuries.
Washington reports reveal repeated failures in military communications gear. The Navy, CIA, and Pentagon faced silenced satellites, misfiring Autodin systems, and complex gear unsuited to Vietnam conditions, causing delays and costly repurposing of old equipment.
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