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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
2
Quotation cites Joel 3 9 10 urging nations to prepare for war while Henry Cabot Lodge warns that the most dangerous nation is one fully armed yet economically broke. The exchange frames a climate of heightened defense rhetoric and geopolitical risk.
A 41 year old grandmother, her daughter, and two grandchildren set up a picket at Pocahontas Fuel Company's Turkey Gap mine, halting operations for three shifts and costing 180 workers a day's pay and about $7,000 per shift. The piece argues for rethinking mine safety and picket practices amid union tradition.
A New Jersey Board of Pharmacy policy requires treceptor pharmacies to maintain patient profiles. The profiles include name, phone, ages, prescriptions, allergies, and chronic conditions to improve safety, contact doctors, prevent drug interactions, curb misuse, and aid emergencies. The idea is praised as simple and broadly adoptable.
Joseph Kraft argues Watergate centers on public opinion, not just legal cases, urging that Archibald Cox and the Ervin committee blend efforts. He warns against rushing witnesses or halting hearings, and stresses the need for gradual, mass media informed scrutiny of both low and high actors in the scandal.
Paul Harvey argues against scrapping space programs and frames space exploration as an investment with widespread benefits. He cites spinoffs such as faster batteries, improved clocks, remote medical care, safer cars, and 1692 patents, urging continued funding despite budget pressures and public skepticism.
Washington lawmakers clash over a liberalized Legal Services measure tied to the OEQ scandal. House leaders push to enact the bill with minimal debate, risking a presidential veto, while critics cite lack of hearings and media blackout on widespread opposition from Republicans like Rep. Landgrebe and others.
Kalmbach recounted Ehrlichman's assurances that payoffs were proper for secrecy to protect political interests. Ulasewicz and Kalmbach funneled between 210000 and 230000 dollars to defendants, aided by Stans, Jones, and LaRue, with coded payphone calls and aliases. The scheme unraveled as Kalmbach withdrew, while Dean pressed secrecy and Hunt was nicknamed the writer.
In a Boston piece, Buckley argues the Senate Ervin panel pursues exposure over new laws. He recalls Watkins v. United States limiting congressional power and urges Judiciary Committee action on impeachment rather than broad inquiries. He questions consistency of pro Watkins and pro Ervin stances.
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