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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1980
Page
5
A brief newsroom note identifies Hugh Shor as editor with Richard Wesley named as executive editor. The item records leadership roles without additional context or dates.
The quote advises restraint in expressing thoughts, warning that fools reveal their minds while the wise hold back and reflect. It cites a biblical proverb explaining that delaying or reconsidering words can prevent unnecessary apologies or explanations.
The piece argues Jack Kemp, a 44 year old former NFL quarterback and fiscal conservative, is the ideal running mate for Ronald Reagan. It cites Kemp Roth tax plan, age advantage, and ability to reinforce Reagan, while noting rivals like George Bush Howard Baker and Gerald Ford.
George F. Will examines Italy as a paradoxical ally for the United States noting Rome’s energetic chaos, many governments since fascism, and a large off the books economy. He highlights Italy’s NATO role, gratitude for U.S. aid, and the delicate US-Italy affinity amid Cold War and post Apollo era signals.
At a Philadelphia Society gathering, Prof. Stanley L. Jaki of Seton Hall University argued for a deep, rational connection between religious faith and scientific achievement. He rejects reconciliations that hide faith, proposing a comprehensive, provocative rewrite of intellectual history.
The Pioneer probe reveals Venus like Earth with uplands plains and possible tectonic activity. The piece contrasts Western religion and science through Jaki, arguing religious heritage underpins scientific progress and warns against environmentalism eroding faith in science.
Venus surface mapping by a radar altimeter inspires naming Venusian features after real women such as Amelia Earhart and Florence Nightingale, while a broader discussion critiques Earth politics. The piece also covers public opinion polls showing disillusionment with U.S. presidential candidates, Soviet election practices, and defense contract scrutiny under a shifting legal framework.
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