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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
3
A devotional note pairs a Bible verse from II Timothy with Eleanor Roosevelt on conquering fear. The message emphasizes revival of God's gift within and the resolve to act despite fear, building a record of successful experiences.
In under two years the Clean Air Act has earned EPA approval for 11 states and three jurisdictions meeting the six federal pollutant standards. Twenty two areas were extended for two years, citing heavy auto congestion and delayed technology. By 1977 most urban areas should meet primary standards while welfare protections cover property and vegetation.
Rep Wilbur Mills and Sen Mike Mansfield introduce identical repeal bills to gradually withdraw major tax breaks. Treasury warns that setting terminal dates could disrupt the economy. some provisions, including oil depletion and stock option relief, may be reinstated while others risk loss of passage. Congressional leadership defers to members for concrete reform choices.
A worker insists the pipeline proceeds as planned, saying the project is the result of his job duties rather than personal initiative. He emphasizes adherence to assignment and company directives amid ongoing public scrutiny.
The piece argues Nixon bets on South Vietnamese offensives to strain North Vietnamese supply lines amid bombing and mining. It notes timing differs from 1965 68, emphasizes heavy losses could hollow the North's leadership, and that success hinges on South Vietnamese persistence even if battles are costly or retreats occur.
In California McGovern gains blue collar support matching general voters for the first time, signaling a broader phenomenon beyond his campus base. The California win follows strategic debates and adjustments, including a shift to assertive Israel stance and promises seen as refreshing to voters tired of the old establishment.
Russell Kirk writes of his failed May 16 write-in bid for Morton Township Republican delegate to Mecosta County, blaming petition pinch and party crossovers. He vows to attend the county convention uncredentialed, predicts a floor vote, and urges perseverance, noting GOP strength in the county and past local party changes under Michigan law.
A reflective piece notes listless modern campaigns compared with earlier excitement. It jokes about electrifying candidates and mocks LA authorities abandoning plans for synthetic flora amid conservationist concerns about plastic trees.
The FBI reportedly spent extensive time scrutinizing the Reuss family, including Rep Henry Reuss and his children, amid tensions over antiwar activism and alleged links to radical groups. The dossier notes Joseph Avakian ties and past civil rights protests by Michael Reuss, while other items discuss McGovern OBrien shifts, the Dirty Dozen list, and Vietnam settlement optimism.
President Nixon will meet Mexican President Luis Echeverria Alvarez in Washington after Echeverria’s seven day U.S. visit starting June 15 with stops in New York Chicago Los Angeles and San Antonio. Topics include Colorado River water salinity migratory workers trade and development finance with Echeverria urging greater role for developing nations in world affairs.
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