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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
4
A juxtaposition of Job 10:1 lament and Balzac commentary on exaggeration in misfortune and joy. The excerpts explore the limits of self depiction and the contrast between claimed and actual emotion. The tone is reflective and literary.
Carter seizes delegates in Ohio New Jersey and California pushing past 1000 for nomination. Endorsements from Daley Wallace and Stevenson III boost Carter while Ford and Reagan struggle for delegates. Republicans face a divided field with an uphill path to a first ballot.
A Federal Energy Research and Development Administration report says windmills could supply up to 18 percent of U S energy by 1995 using about 54 000 modern generators with large blades. Western sites with steady winds are favored to install the turbines. The briefing argues wind sun tides offer a long term, limitless energy path as oil gas and coal reserves decline.
Adam Smith cannot match Jefferson as a bicentennial folk hero yet his 1776 The Wealth of Nations presaged American economic might. Irving Kristol calls it the best book on economic development, while liberals like Max Lerner view Smith as an unconscious mercenary for rising capitalism.
The piece rebuts inflation and corpor ate misdeeds by recalling Adam Smith and the Founding Fathers. It argues that free enterprise prospered America not from altruism but self interest, and urges staying out of meddling government while noting the bicentennial of both the nation and Smith’s influential treatise.
A New York City budget crisis deepens as the deputy comptroller finds the 1977 expense plan underestimates deficits by about 255 million dollars. The piece warns that reliance on federal and state funding is risky under the Seasonal Financing Act and notes looming contract renewals and potential strikes before July. The author critiques city leadership and predicts growing financial strain for New York and its creditors.
Washington report notes Rep. Bella Abzug uses a filmed benefit to launch her senatorial bid. The event, staged as a paid fundraiser, features Gloria Steinem and lists honorary sponsors including Hubert Humphrey and Tip O’Neill.
Senator Church leads a 13 report attack on the FBI, accusing countermeasures of possible illegality while acknowledging Congress delegated internal security to the agency. The piece cites 1970s bombings, thefts, and militant activity to argue the FBI faced severe threats and over time faced greater constraints.
Washington accuses Chile's military regime of using the Esmeralda as a torture ship. Reports cite prisoners testifying of electric shocks beatings and salt wounds aboard the vessel during the 1970s crackdown. Operation Sail organizers acknowledge concerns but seek a people to people tone while featuring the ship.
An unidentified oil company attorney in the New York Times criticizes Mayor Fred Hofheinz for seeking municipal ownership of Houston oil deposits. The remark characterizes the move as a government takeover and a bold foreign-inspired tactic, advising discretion from Washington.
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