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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1977
Page
4
Mob Violence at Mercer County Courthouse Probed
A violent Oakvale fueled melee at the Mercer County Courthouse in Princeton drew protests over school transfers, with officials failing to quickly restore order. The incident involved a mob threatening county board of education members and a Daily Telegraph reporter, highlighting broader concerns about reform and public governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakvale
Mercer County
Princeton
Howard Jarrett
Earl Kendrick
County Board of Education
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Jarrett
Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
A New Yorker Seeks Roots Amid Delayed Energy Rush
A New Yorker searches for ancestral roots while complaining about the awaited energy shortage, noting frustration with the delay and growing fatigue from waiting. The piece juxtaposes neighborhood anonymity with a citywide expectation of resource scarcity.
Rhodesia protest split US media over UN asset ban
A UN resolution barring Rhodesian asset transfers could shutter the Rhodesian Information Office in Washington. A letter from 17 American journalists and a 44-member congressional group urge President Carter to oppose the measure and defend press access to diverse views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Rhodesia
United States
Ian Smith
U.N
U. N
Washington
Africa
United Nations
Andrew Young
Washington Star
White House
America
Boston TV
David Brudnoy
Patrick Buchanan
John Chamberlain
James J. Kilpatrick
John Lipton Jr
William Rusher
Paul Scott
Nick Thimmesch
Ralph de Toledano
Frank Crane
The
Indianapolis Star
Edward J. Derwinski
R-Ill
Cyrus Vance
Rhodesian Information Office
The Miami Debate on Homosexual Rights and Careers
The piece argues that Miami activists failed by pushing a city ordinance to ban discrimination against teachers who are self-proclaimed homosexuals. It contends candor clashes with professional norms and that parents fear teaching by openly gay educators may shape children’s attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Anita Bryant
Automobile Research Questions Pollution Limits and Alternatives
Don Oakley weighs the push to clean up gasoline engines against rising costs and asks if smaller cars and alternative tech can curb pollution. He cites 83 percent cleaner emissions since precontrol days, fears EPA mandate impacts, and notes electric cars offer limited range yet suit second vehicles for millions of households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasper
Congress
Detroit
Invisible Misgovernment Plagues New York
Washington report by NEA notes Blumenthal's urban crisis findings echoing prior administrations. A new book, The Abuse of Power by Jack Newfield and Paul Du Brul, accuses a permanent government of bankers, underwriters, authorities, insurers, fund-raisers, publishers, lawyers, builders, judges, and union leaders of legal graft shaping policy. It argues this elite network, resilient to elections, drives debt and decay in New York and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
W. Michael Blumenthal
Treasury
New York City
Blumenthal
New York
Senate Banking Committee
Jack Newfield
Paul du Brul
Pemanest
Viking Press
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Communists Strike Inside Serbian Orthodox Church Reach US Parishes
The Serbian Orthodox Church in the United States came under attack as Yugoslavia’s UDB secret police allegedly backed a 1958 top choice for church leadership and financed influence operations. Secret FBI memos detail blackmail plots against Bishop Dionisije and a 1963 effort to oust him, culminating in U.S. property concerns and a Supreme Court ruling favoring the Communist backed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yugoslavia
Supreme Court
United States
UDB
U. S
America
Senate
Chile
DINA
Iran
SAVAK
KGB
South Korea
KCIA
Belgrade
FBI
German
Father Makarije
Makarije
Judas
Dionisije
Uprava Dravne Bezbednosti
U.S
Church Council
Chicago
San Francisco
William Leonhard
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Hugh Ike Short
Hugh Short
Richard Wesley
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Attorneys and Accountants Relief
Tax Foundation
House
Berry's
M., Stanton Evans
Alan Crawford
Morgantown
W. Va
Dominion Post
Harvey Jacobs
Indianapolis News
Ross Mackenzie
Richmond News Leader
Loyal Meek
Phoenix Gazette
Thomas Winter
William L. Rusher
the Message of
Don Oakley
the Automobile Research Story
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
California
Martha Angle and
Robert Walters
William E. Simon
Lamenthal
Gerald R. Ford
Jack Anderson
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