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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1973

Page

2

Our Recommendations Continue Against Bluefield Sewage Plan

The editor attacks the Anti Bluefield Club and Carter, accusing allies of the Mercer County Office of Economic Opportunity of falsehoods to block city sewage improvements. It stresses the $12.2 million project is required by law and the city’s $2 million share is affordable over 40 years, urging Bluefield voters to back Elliott, Connolly, DeVault, Monato and Walker on election day.

Mercer County Office of Economic Opportunity Free Carter Bluefield Daily Telegraph Elliott Connolly DeVault Monato Walker

Campbell bows out of Bluefield Concord merger bid

The West Liberty State College president elect resigned from the planned dual presidency of Bluefield State and Concord Colleges. Opposition from Concord supporters suggests any new leader will face strong resistance while pursuing consolidation. The Regents should redouble efforts to find a capable educator to carry out the mandated merger.

Clyde Campbell West Liberty State College Bluefield State Concord Colleges Campbell Princeton Athens Concord State Board of Regents Dr. Campbell Mercer County

Letters To The Editor on Nixon and Watergate

Readers volley pro and con over Nixon support and Watergate. Agnes Sparks, Margaret Leach Elgood, and others defend or denounce the president, urge faith in leadership, and call for accountability, while local unions seek wage views and a fatal road accident prompts a harsh roadside revenge note.

Nixon Abplanap Margaret Leach Elgood W. Va Bebe Rebozo Robert Abplanalp

Nader Attacks AAA Credibility and Practices

Ralph Nader and allies publish findings accusing the American Automobile Association of selling out to automakers and lobbyists. The study criticizes safety drives as self promoting, alleges profits from tires and batteries, and claims a lack of transparency and entrenchment among AAA leaders across several states.

Washington American Automobile Association Ralph Nader AAA Nader James Creal Creal Ron Landsman Maverick Auto Club of Missouri St. Louis General Tire U. S CIA White House KGB Illinois Chicago Motor Club Chicago Aaa Indiana Hoosier Auto Club James Parks Michigan California Ninois Auto Club of New York Auto Club Gilbert Phillips Phillips Minnesota St. Paul Mien Ac

Useless But Interesting Bits in a Humorous Pulse

The passage notes stock market jitters sparked by newspaper signals and jokes about Dick Tracy, cease-fire chaos at the Bit O Erin Bar and Grill, and Congressman Sludgepump facing criticism from his trip. It ends with a bus loudspeaker quip on hypocritical attitudes.

Nixon Department of Dirty Line Pauline Anderson Oakwood, Va Dick Tracy Bit O'Erin Bar and Grill

Buckley Fears USIA Cuts Endanger Global News Reach

In a critique of Senate action, Buckley argues a $3 million USIA cut cripples broadcasting to China, calling the agency a necessary bulwark against tyranny. He cites Voice of America and BBC as vital links while condemning Fulbright’s panel for deeming USIA a cold war anachronism and threatening detente rhetoric. Senator Jackson then champions robust exchange and freedom of movement as true detente, contrasting with Fulbright’s stance and a Greece focus cited from a 1964 remark.

Senate Fulbrights Foreign Relations Committee United States Information Agency USIA South Pacific China Senate Foreign Relations Committee SIA United States Soviet Union Voice of America Jackson Britain France America Winston Churchill Fulbright Greece United States Senate USIR People's Republic of the Union Mick Ier Fulbrigi Papadopolous

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Bluefield Baily Hugh Hugh Short Richard Wesley Matthew Albert Einstein Berry's Ervin Committee W. J. George George Democratic Mr. George Republican Party Jesus Agnes Sparks Springville Telegraph America’s Daniel Mene Tekel Upharsin Brad Dexter Jack Boyd Kennedy Watereite Commission O. H. Brownean Local 347 Bluefield Fire Dept City Board Bluefield Chamber of Commerce and Medical Arts Pharmacy Bluefield Rescue Squad Donnie F. Gott Amtrak Europe Fellows Jack Anderson Sludgepump William F. Buckley Jr Russia
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