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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1980
Page
4
Prideful Leaders Face Impending Downfall, Says Solomon
A proverb from Proverbs 16 18 warns that pride goes before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall. The reminder underscores humility and caution for those in power.
Coal's rosy view gains backing in New York Times editorial
The Times notes the World Coal Study shows coal offers large price advantages over oil, with cheaper production and potential safety improvements. It argues coal can be cleaner and safer with determined investment, while acknowledging limits and the role of coal as a transition fuel toward renewables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Train
Environmental Protection Agency
E.P.A
World Coal Study
Reagan Clinches GOP Nod After Bush Withdrawal
William L. Busher states Ronald Reagan secured the Republican presidential nomination with George Bush’s exit, reflecting on Miami Beach 1964 and Nixon’s narrow 1960s edge. The piece ponders a Reagan victory path and contrasts past party choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
California
Miami Beach
Nixon
Reagan
Wallace
Reagan’s Runing Mate Dilemma and 1968 What Ifs
The piece weighs how a different 1968 outcome might have altered Reagan’s odds against Humphrey and suggests a Reagan running mate decision could shape the 1980 convention. It notes possible delays, a Kennedy clash for nomination, and the risk of internal tensions if delegates are left without guidance from Reagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Hubert Humphrey
Winston Churchill
America
Ronald Reagan
Detroit
Teddy Kennedy
Carter
Mondale
Schweiker
Letters To The Editor Rally Around Ladies Night At King’s Gallery
A reader defends a Peter Adonis Ladies Night event at King's Gallery Princeton. She notes attendees over 18 with ID checks, calls ministerial interference unwarranted, defends personal faith, and urges ministers to focus on teaching rather than ruling the town. Mr. Ellis is quoted in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Adonis
King’s Gallery
Princeton
Ministerial
Iran
Ellis
Defending Male Dancers Dubious Over Council Viewpoints
Letter writers clash over gender roles and public displays as they urge women to attend Monday’s council meeting and voice opinions on the male dancers and popular culture. The piece notes writers must include name and address and warns against personal attacks.
South Korea teeters between democracy and martial rule
After Park Chung Hee's assassination South Korea faced protests strikes and riots while moves toward democratization continued. A mini-coup concentrated power in generals, but civilian president Choi Kyu Hah remained. Martial law is nationwide, jails are full, and the country is largely subdued as it grapples with its fragile political balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Chung Hee
Park
Choi Kyu Hah
South Korea
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Rhee
South Korea drifts from democracy after Park era and Cuba fears rise
After a period of initial postwar progress South Korea moves toward autocracy under Gen Chon Too Hwan. Political rights are curtailed, opposition leaders jailed, universities closed, and the press silenced as a new military leadership solidifies control. The economy slows, forcing patience among citizens while a constitutional promise appears hollow. In Washington the Carter era faces criticism as Cold War tensions and potential Cuban missile escalation resurface. Analysts warn of Soviet nuclear capabilities in Cuba and a possible fresh confrontation with the United States, amid doubts about Carter’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
Choi
Chon Too Hwan
South Korea
Washington
Jimmy Carter
United States
Cuba
Nikita Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Carter
White House
Kremlin
Iran
U.S
Florida
Dale van Atta
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