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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1975
Page
4
The page presents multiple editorial and political opinions. Except for the column directly below, the others do not necessarily reflect the newspaper staff or its views. The note clarifies the variety of perspectives offered inside the section.
A reflective musing compile contrasts a self appointed wisdom claim with Aldous Huxley’s idea that experience is defined by actions. It juxtaposes a biblical flourish about surpassing others with a modern view on meaning through response to events.
Rising applications for Bluefield State College fall 1975 admission suggest area youth favor technical degrees and near home study. By May 1 1975 the college had 521 applications, up from 380 last year, with 586 by June 1.
A California study found about 300 000 residents suffer injuries from broken bottles and trash each year, with 40 percent needing doctor care. The report argues national tolls would be heavy and agencies remain behind in cleanup efforts, urging individuals to dispose of litter carefully.
Niagara University speaker warns 1975 graduates to persevere amid a troubled world. He cites unresolved societal disorder and urges scholars to redeem the time by pursuing truth, right reason, and charity, invoking Santayana and Brownson to stress duty, faith, and responsible action.
Don Oakley surveys how postwar futurists split into two camps optimistic about 1984 and beyond and gloomier visions. He highlights Herman Kahn of the Hudson Institute arguing for a growing global pie and rising per capita wealth, challenging fixed scarcity.
A nationwide effort invites Americans to share slogans for the Bicentennial. More than 770,000 responses pour in from children, adults, and organizations, with prizes from American Motors, Philline Petroleum, and others. Notable participants include Edward J. Piszek and the Copernicus Society. supporters span the American Legion, Jaycees, and major media and retailers.
Georgia state legislator Julian Bond, urged by supporters as a potential first black U.S. president, faces a basement-level campaign with only about $5,000 raised and $2,000 outside gift limits. He has yet to declare and risks financial and legal hurdles amid a matching-funds provision favoring wealthier candidates.
The article notes a politician discussing the need to learn all potential 1976 candidates to recall those forgotten by November. It emphasizes memory and awareness in political strategy.
Paul Harvey notes that the June graduates face a tighter job market and devalued degrees while urging them to pursue meaningful work. He compares past generations and highlights solar energy advances as tomorrow’s promise, urging graduates to preserve, protect, and improve society.
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