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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1976
Page
4
The wordings present two famous lines: Henry Ford on men over 50 leaving the world, and a Biblical teaching from Matthew 6 24 about serving two masters. These excerpts reflect views on leadership and allegiance.
National health insurance remains debated as Democrats campaign on social welfare goals with cautions about cost. Tunney questions affordability amid a left challenge. in Maryland and Arkansas candidates reframe liberal goals to fit budget realities while Heath insurance remains central but carefully presented.
The Brookings Institution critique contends that agency leaders and congressional staff forge mutual benefits, shielding agencies from reform. It notes most agencies endure, growing from 175 units in 1923 to an estimated 579 by 50 years hence, despite zero budgeting proposals.
William L Rush er critiques liberal coverage of Ronald Reagan tax payments. He recalls New York Times reporter Fileen Shanahan accused Nixon deductions and argues tax outcomes from real estate taxes and municipal bonds can show zero federal tax without implying evasion. Rush er warns voters may be misled by inflated claims and urges caution against sensationalism.
William F Buckley cites Geoffrey Wagner, a City College professor, warning that open enrollment has produced illiterate graduates and a high dropout rate. He argues CUNY is financially exhausted, forcing tuition increases and a shift in student attitudes as the system shores up to survive.
M Stanton Evans analyzes the 1976 political mood shift showing Americans view the federal government as a menace and favor balanced budgets. Polls from Harris and Gallup reveal anti government sentiments driving conservatives, with 77 percent supporting a balanced budget and many considering themselves right of center or conservative.
Our Roving reporter observes Jimmy Carter at a white Baptist church in Plains Georgia. Carter sits with his mother Lillian, teaches Sunday school, and addresses racial issues that divided the congregation in 1964. The piece contrasts Koinonia’s activism with Carter’s stance and notes mixed local reactions.
An unidentified Catholic priest argues that violence justifies counterviolence amid Basque underground opposition to the Spanish government. He notes that regions in turmoil may prompt car purchases as conditions improve and toys later as fortunes rise, with Bill Zekan leading a plastics firm selling to both full size and toy car markets.
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