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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
4
A meditation contrasts scriptural fruits with contemporary fear of kindness and mercy. Lin Yutang’s critique appears alongside Galatians 5 22 23 praising love joy peace and gentleness. The excerpt laments erosion of old values and the world’s illness.
An 11 day NATO visit will involve 17 members of Congress and 16 congressional wives as guests of the government. The Pentagon arranged transportation and the Treasury will cover expenses, prompting scrutiny over the use of taxpayer funds for trips with unclear legislative value.
The piece argues that congressional broadcast of Senate and House sessions risks grandstanding or silencing less vocal members. It favors freer press access over tight broadcasting restrictions and warns against mimicking the Congressional Record in editing speeches for print.
Analysis notes the 5 percent rebate up to $2,000 on new houses risks benefiting builders with stock, may require sale price certs and tax issues, and excludes many buyers. Critics call for broader mortgage relief and down payment grants as Congress debates housing subsidies and potential veto by President Ford.
Washington report notes Senate Rules Committee showdown on Gravel’s plan to hire hundreds of high salaried staff at up to 41 million dollars a year. Sen. Allen argues the scheme boondoggle would add 1200 aides and offset costs with large office, furniture, restaurant, parking and other facilities. He warns it undermines fiscal discipline during recession and deficit. Senate opinions split as Gravel claims 57 co sponsors though few attend.
The use of psychologist and sociologist teams to pretrially screen jurors grows from civil rights protests and trials like the Camden 28 and Angela Davis. Critics caution it could threaten the jury system and widen unequal access as state use expands.
Senator Soaper comments that some men may choose flashy clothing as a response to a weak economy, while Schultz notes broader social signals and consumer behavior. The remark reflects political life and cultural reactions during downturns.
President Ford faces a budget dilemma balancing deficit reduction with calls to extend tax rebates. Lawmakers debate defense cuts and vetoes while advisors urge stimulus. Reports also examine Jaworski’s role in a Ven-Fuel probe, Alabama Governor Wallace's large honorary militia, and federal actions affecting energy payments.
columnist argues George Wallace is unfairly misrepresented by press coverage. He claims Wallace's World War II stance shows no Nazi sympathy, but highlights his provocative ideas as a social force. The piece urges letting Wallace speak openly to assess his appeal and the voters who back him.
A quirky library program allows checking out records paintings and statues alongside books. Patrons must follow rules. the librarian will have their card revoked for improper borrowing.
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