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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1977
Page
4
A compilation of passages quoting Martin Luther King Jr and Immanuel Kant. The first excerpt emphasizes freedom as responsibility and the respect due to all people under divine and civic authority. The second links freedom to humanity while balancing rights with others.
In a controversial remark about FDA saccharin limits Kennedy questions giving citizens more responsibility to judge for themselves. The letter warns such thinking could mislead Congress toward tax cuts and reduced government, urging a denial of misquotation.
The six major powers China France Great Britain India the Soviet Union and the United States control reprocessing and enrichment. Brazil and Pakistan have contracts to buy plants and others push for similar capabilities. President Carter seeks to cancel such contracts, provoking tension with Brazil and others who argue for shared international control.
A survey of over 300 former Ford administration appointees finds most are financially secure after leaving office. Gerald Ford is projected to earn about 3 million dollars from broadcasting and publishing deals, with Henry Kissinger and William Simon also poised for substantial proceeds from banking and media ventures.
The piece notes executives and former Ford appointees leverage government service for private sector roles. Malcolm Currie leads Hughes missile programs after Pentagon work. William Coleman Jr joins American Can board. Carla Hills linked to IBM. Rumsfeld runs G D Searle with high pay. About one third left public roles. two thirds remain nearby in Washington.
William F Buckley recalls tense security clearance moments as he discusses the 1974 privacy act and the absurdity of open letters in evaluating colleagues and public figures. He notes past nominations, media opinions, and a wish for fair, rational scrutiny.
William L. Rusher argues that government limits on hospital revenues fail to resolve rising health costs. He criticizes Medicare and Medicaid growth, cost reimbursement incentives, wasteful spending, and the corruption tied to the federal health program expansion.
Paul Harvey contemplates Groucho Marx's decline and the strain of caregiving as Nat Perrin and Erin Fleming clash over Groucho's care and estate. The piece argues for gentler aging and cites long marriages like Ruth and Billy Graham’s as enduring models while noting the temptations of separation and divorce.
In Bovina Texas Vernon Estes and neighbor farmers face shrinking wheat prices rising input costs and pressure from large agribusinesses. They warn smallholders may lose land as bank credit tightens and foreclosures loom amid policy and energy linkages influencing fuel costs and farming viability.
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