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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
4
A concise quotation credits Clarence Darrow on the value of courage to argue for liberty. The line emphasizes individual responsibility in presenting the case for freedom.
The piece urges prompt overhaul of federal tax law to close long standing loopholes. It notes presidential elections delay reform, cites Mills proposal to review deductions on a per item basis, and stresses public scrutiny to eliminate evasion and lighten the burden on non recipients of exemptions.
Rep. John M. Ashbrook quit the Nixon opposition effort after earning just 10 percent in California GOP ballots. His withdrawal suggests little conservative revolt within the party beyond a slim scattered-primary showing.
Ethic groups resent jokes at their expense and predict a future electronic anti defamation league to protest computer humor. Berry's World offers a sharp, tongue in cheek commentary on growing online sensitivity and humor norms.
As the Democratic race tightens with McGovern expanding delegate strength in primaries, Humphrey remains battling on for a convention floor win. Wallace may emerge as an independent force, while Congress delays major bills and economic outlook remains uncertain for 1973.
Moscow-based reports say Nixon's visit helped Brezhnev purge rivals within the Politburo and government. Shelest loses as First Secretary of the Ukrainian Communist Party, shoring up Brezhnev's one-man rule while Voronov and Shelepin are sidelined. Podgorny remains strong as backup. Economic deals may empower Brezhnev to tighten party control and influence Western relations, though future U.S. lessons remain uncertain.
Nixon administration plans a federal tax credit to help parents in private and parochial schools. The proposal would deduct half tuition up to 400 dollars, potentially rising to 70 percent of taxes. Supporters cite savings to public funds and court compatibility, with lawmakers Mills Ford and other leaders backing similar ideas. FACE promotes education certificates to fund private schooling, while Michigan debates a state amendment to allow vouchers.
Rep. Jim Kee leads hearings across six states to drain 150000 miles of streams into straight ditches. The plan, supported by developers and Agriculture, would cost about 143 million dollars annually and face ecological criticism for damaging bird nesting grounds and habitats. Critics note biased witness lists and potential conflicts of interest within Kee’s circle and department officials.
A column argues that more states consider legalizing gambling to reduce crime but evidence is mixed with examples from Nevada New York and Britain showing continued criminal activity and high profits for bettors. It cites Mayor Rizzo and notes on tax effects and opposition to off track betting.
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