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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1979
Page
6
The note links the ruby to the High Priest's Breast Plate and cites biblical references about wisdom exceeding rubies. It mentions the Old Testament repeatedly, highlighting the phrase for the price of wisdom is above rubies and inviting reflection on value and virtue.
A reader column argues that Nixon and Kissinger failed during the 1973 74 oil crisis. It claims Arab leaders were stunned by Western acquiescence, while Kissinger refused Saudi offers to sell oil publicly. The piece labels Kissinger a blundering idiot and criticizes his handling of the crisis.
A political op ed argues conservatives overreact in fearing a Carter defeat and warns opposing him may boost Teddy Kennedy. The piece questions leadership prospects within the Democratic Party, notes Kennedy’s broad popularity, and warns against simplistic forecasts of a Reagan era victory.
Victor Lasky cites M Stanton Evans arguing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 has been ignored for a decade. He notes quotas and racial balance in schools and in hiring are pursued by federal courts and agencies, fueling turmoil and busing controversies nationwide.
The piece argues quotas and racial balance policies violate the 1964 Civil Rights Act as Sen. Orrin Hatch cites legislative history to condemn affirmative action. It contends Nixon Kissinger failed to curb oil price rises in 1973 74, detailing CIA notes about the shah of Iran behind the oil gauge and U S attempts to pressure Saudi Arabia and OPEC to restrain prices.
Paul Harvey reports Alaska faces a policy clash as National Monuments and Park Service actions fence off access. He cites large privately owned land share, vast mineral reserves, and stalled development while arguing Americans fund oil imports and offshore holdings. Walter Hickel criticizes federal policing of vast tracts and a sense of colonial subjugation. Public sentiment features bumper stickers and calls to revoke Carter’s approach.
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