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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1973
Page
2
A compact devotional note cites Obadiah 1 15 and Frederick W Robertson on divine justice. It contrasts judgment upon nations with personal accountability, asserting deeds done for God endure beyond time.
In 1973 Congress bragged of assertiveness but failed to agree on energy legislation before the holidays. The House and Senate differed, a conference produced a compromise, the House rejected it, and both chambers adjourned without a bill. Critics blamed the White House, while the nation faced an unresolved energy crisis.
Geothermal power is not a panacea but the government moves to lease California geothermal land as part of exploiting all electricity sources amid growing fossil fuel concerns. Estimates place 2 to 20 percent of national needs from geothermal by 2000, with Western states seeing regional gains.
A columnist argues coal fueled passenger trains will return within years, praising rail travel for safety and efficiency. He cites British railway funding shifts, Baja California highway limits, and potential profits for Amtrak, with renewed lines around major cities and suburban links.
Mike Wallace asks about my rules on junkets paid by hosts. I outline when acceptance is appropriate and how to maintain independence while evaluating value, with personal examples from trips to South Africa Mozambique Northern Ireland New Zealand Antarctica.
Washington reports Rep. Wilbur D. Mills recovers but loses control of the Ways and Means Committee. Rep. Al Ullman of Oregon shifts power through task forces and reforms, empowering members and delaying key bills. Senate challenges and open hearings threaten Mills's longstanding dominance.
Senator Scaper vows action after reports of pickpocket rings targeting wallets. A manufacturer warns a slight change in pocket design could deter theft and protect riders and shoppers. The dialogue centers on security measures and industry responses.
A confidential House Veterans Committee survey across 19 cities reports veterans in distress being denied care or given cursory exams at VA hospitals. Cases include delayed doctor visits, refusals, and private-hospital transfers due to bed shortages and funding gaps, sparking calls for reform.
A provocative piece argues Americans over 65 face bias in jobs taxes and advertising but will gain influence by 2000 with a shift toward honoring the elderly. It cites Karl Menninger and Arlie Hochschild, previews a Colorado retirement ranch, and frames a cultural reset where seniors lead change.
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