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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1978
Page
4
The page presents a range of editorial and political viewpoints, with only the direct-column below bearing the newspaper's alignment. Readers should consider the differing stances as separate from the paper’s overall voice.
A Bible verse urges early morning prayer in a lonely place. A quoted Arthur Brisbane urges retreat from crowds for personal time daily, reflecting on solitude and self discipline.
The piece cites President Carter attacking the federal bureaucracy and argues the president has offered no actionable program. It expands into a critique of credential fraud, noting Yale's file of over 7,000 claimed graduates and similar risks at other colleges. It argues degrees may not reflect ability and mentions alumni fundraising as a motivation to misrepresent attendance.
Readers urge action after misinformed Social Security guidance caused benefit losses for widows. The writer seeks to gather cases for Senator Byrd, asks for details, and notes staff responses while acknowledging sympathetic officials and a call for proof and accountability.
A concise review traces Idi Amin’s Uganda killings and related crimes in Cambodia and Equatorial Guinea. It notes Lule’s recantation, U.S. coffee sanctions against Amin, and a House vote on a Ugandan coffee embargo amid broader human rights tensions. It also covers redlining in New York and Medicaid fraud probes at North St. Louis General Hospital.
An exposition on rising auto theft methods in New York and nationwide. It outlines owner complicity, inflated salvage profits, staged thefts for insurance, and the risk to policyholders while noting higher regional premiums. The piece criticizes easy-to-open locks as aiding theft and boosting sales.
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