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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1980
Page
6
The text compares divine solace to a mother's comforting embrace, citing Isaiah 66 verse 13. It parallels human maternal comfort with God’s promise to comfort Jerusalem, framing solace as a restoring, protective act amid distress.
The piece argues Carter faced rising disarray as Kennedy questions the nomination. It notes Democrats in Congress fear Republican control of the Senate, GOP opposition to Carter’s tax plan, and Kennedy’s potential if Carter fails. It also warns on the Iran hostage crisis and domestic upheaval, urging better leadership.
William L. Rusher argues the 1980 presidential debates will be shaped by prime time TV dynamics more than sober discourse. Off the cuff responses and preprogrammed cues may define voters impressions, with Reagan likely gaining more from the format than Carter. The piece muses on media influence and columnist leisure.
A diarist details a voyage by racing vessel from here to Bermuda, then the Azores and Spain, with 11 days at sea and no contact with world events. He muses on timekeeping, navigation, and the chance of being absent without leave, invoking Columbus and historical horizons.
A Father endures childbirth without anesthetic and grows fearful yet protective. He scolds when grades fall short, suspects teachers, and works hard to smooth the road for his children. He may go to war and learn to swear, yet his main job is to make the world better for them. Fathers age faster as they wave goodbye from the train.
A reflective piece contrasts fatherhood with mythic knights, portraying fathers as tireless workers facing daily battles against weariness, work, and monotony. It argues fathers give daughters away, endure odds from insurers, and seek earthly immortality in continued labor, while imagining Reagan’s mood and political contrasts with Carter. It blends poetry with political commentary, noting Reagan’s calm, peaceful disposition as a contrast to warlike stereotypes.
The piece warns that Love Canal is only the tip of the iceberg as chemical wastes poison thousands of locations across the United States. It cites federal delays and poor enforcement, with EPA experts like Hugh Kaufman stating tens of thousands may be affected and that waste disposal alternatives exist but are not used. Intelligence Digest notes CIA chatter about Iran and Cuban graffiti as indicators of broader unrest.
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