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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1977
Page
5
A Rockefeller Jr. quote emphasizes the dignity of labor and the belief that the world owes every person an opportunity to earn a living. It frames labor as a honest path whether mental or manual.
The piece critiques calls for a special prosecutor over lavish Korean gifts to lawmakers and contrasts with White House stance. It argues federal disaster response in West Virginia is flawed and urges a simple, fast relief mechanism backed by a study of April flood fallout.
A critique of New York City politics as Abe Beame seeks another term amid bankruptcy fears. The piece outlines reform candidate dynamics, Cuomo's nomination, Bella Abzug's potential primary surge, Roy Goodman as GOP standard bearer, and Barry Farber's Conservative bid.
Washington weighs in on U N ambassador Andrew Young after Playboy interview remarks stir debate. The piece criticizes Young's liberal rhetoric and perceived naivete about race, diplomacy, and ethics, arguing his public role demands restraint and clarity.
The Carter administration seeks 375 million as part of a 1 billion special action program to aid debt troubled developing states, many in Africa. Congress has largely opposed large foreign aid amid rising costs and a 50 billion dollar deficit, with opposition seen from both parties and the Bla Caucus.
Paul Harvey argues church schools rise as public education falters. Ohio Supreme Court in 1976 allowed Christian schools to keep students, inspiring rapid growth to 611 Christian schools nationwide. He cites improved academics and a decline in public school achievement, predicting a broader shift to private Christian schooling.
The article profiles Jimmy Carter as a disciplined, reforming president shaping an orderly White House. It notes his open door style but inward aloofness, rapid decision focus, and reliance on memos while facing questions over delegation and staff pay.
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