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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 03, 1979
Page
4
The Ultimate Absurdity On War And Gasoline Safety
A veteran voices opposition to the Vietnam War while condemning the folly of war as a whole. He notes 55,000 families lost sons for nothing and warns against storing gasoline in cars or homes, warning of fire risks and dynamite equivalence. The piece honors veterans and critiques political decisions behind conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Donald Wysor
Bluefield, Va
Wysor
John Kennedy
Indochina
Sen
C. N. Harman
R Taylor
Sen. Harman
Sen. Harmon
United States
Sidney Bell
Athens
W.va
Letters To The Editor On Agenda System In WV
A Bluefield reader condemns agenda timing and Sunshine Law violations by city officials. The letter cites improper notices for TV cable matters, calls for court testing of actions, and mocks political figures while urging transparent public notice and fair jury selection in Mercer County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
T. V. Cable Company
Joe Shoda
Ben Paine
T. V
Bluefield
Mercer County
Moundsville State Prison
D. W. Fletcher
Princeton
W.va
Inflation Foes and Community Thanks in Mercer County News
A letter laments inflation and gas shortages while urging solutions, urging the government to act. It notes energy potential and national pride at stake. The piece also thanks donors after the Mercer County Heart Fund Auction that raised about 1350 dollars for the Mercer County Heart Division and thanks local groups and merchants. It also mentions a Huntington's Disease proclamation from Gov. Rockefeller and a public awareness appeal, inviting Bluefield readers to help in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Cooper
Princeton
W. Va
Mercer County Heart Fund
Lashmeet
Mercer County Heart Division
Mercer County
Myrtle Beach
Mercer Countians
Judith Good
Mercer County Division
American Heart Assn
Bluefield
Gov. Rockefeller
West Virginia
Public plea on crime and TV’s role in deterrence
A citizen argues for stiffer crime control and accountability. The speaker criticizes antiwar rhetoric, praises prison reform, questions prison conditions, and urges law enforcement support. He condemns television’s sensationalism and calls for public safety without media spectacle. He urges citizens to back the death penalty and restore safe streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
DOE Inspector General Roles Under Fire Amid Oil Shortage Scrutiny
DOE Inspector General Mansfield faces staff cuts and political pushback from Deputy Secretary O Leary while Congress debates the independence of watchdogs. The piece argues strong probes are needed as oil industry practices and rationing raise consumer costs and potential fraud concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Energy
Carter
DOE
IGS
Senate
J. K
Ken) Mansfield
John F. O’levy
O'Leary
Mansfield
Energy
James Schlesinger
Senate Subcommittee On Energy Regulation
Schlesinger
Congress
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