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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1975
Page
4
The excerpt contrasts true obedience with empty faith, citing Matthew 7 21 and a Josiah G Holland quote on building a ladder to heaven. The text juxtaposes religious instruction with a proverb about gradual ascent through effort.
A Mercer County column criticizes sprawling federal grants and loans totaling nearly $2 million for Bluefield area projects. It argues matching funds, strict rules, and bureaucratic costs inflate prices and delay progress, urging revenue sharing as a remedy and citing Welch Mayor W B Swope’s experience.
Readers discuss the presence of women lawyers in Bluefield and Mercer County. Debor ah Garton joins Bl rd as an associate at Hensley Muth while Harriet L. French and Mrs Trixie M Peters Good are cited as earlier prominent local women lawyers. The letterWriter Elinor Ritz McQuail also reflects on her own legal career.
The piece examines how George Wallace’s potential 1976 bid as a Democratic vice presidential candidate could split liberal and conservative wings. It notes Wallace’s segregationist history, the risk of massive liberal defections, and the possibility of cross party realignments with Republicans and Lost Tribes.
Richard Nixon is portrayed as retired in disgrace while his political influence persists. William Safire depicts Nixon’s "primal hatred" of the press and a presidency aimed at intimidating and discrediting media, with a memo to Haldeman stressing policy over public relations.
Lawrence Rocks and Richard Runyon argue for a $1 ton tax credit to paper recycling to cut pollution and reduce oil dependence. They contrast recycling with incineration harms and criticize Nixon era press suppression and FBI suppression of leaks affecting public access to information.
A Paul Harvey meditation on Fathers detailing their sacrifices fears and duties. It portrays fathers as protectors providers and warriors in everyday life facing weariness work and monotony while striving to give their children a better world.
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