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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1975
Page
4
The column notes that the listed editorials and political opinions do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's views, except for the column directly below. It clarifies editorial independence while signaling varying perspectives across pieces.
A fragmentary Nahum 1 15 style line proclaims peace on mountains and declares the wicked will not prevail This brief clipped text includes a stray nonbiblical line See ORES OF NG and a garbled trailing segment with unclear meaning
Rep. Fraser led opposition as the Ways and Means energy tax proposal failed 345 to 72. Smaller tax plans were rejected 209 to 187, amid calls for better ways to cut gas use without harming work and commerce.
President Ford urges world oil prices not to rise more than 7 or 8 percent and perhaps to fall. He warns a 38 percent increase would be a serious act and cites Frank Zarb as saying 7 or 8 percent should be the maximum. OPEC seeks higher prices to match inflation of goods their customers buy.
The 1935 class contemplates the reunion mood and weariness from the past. Viewers critique TV show intros for too much detail while a singer by trade is noted. Top athletes' pay this weekend roughly matches the nation's past GNP. A Sasquatch hunter claims a recording of it saying gibberish.
The piece laments butterfly decline as a symbol of broader decay in government bulletins. It reflects on butterfly rarity, the vast number of species, and odd anecdotes from India and the Persian Gulf. A personal note closes with awe for these noble insects and a call to preserve their existence.
The piece critiques post election reformers who promised to clean up Congress but have adopted old habits. It notes expanded franking mail, increased trips home, more newsletters, and bigger staff funds, while limiting challengers and failing to pass energy and productivity measures.
In Dublin journalists argue the past still dominates Ireland's fate as Ulster faces sectarian violence and a potential British withdrawal. The piece traces 1690 to 1960s turmoil, noting 1,200 deaths in Ulster since 1966 and calls for continued British troops to prevent a full-scale civil conflict.
A House subcommittee reports evidence that natural gas was withheld last winter to pressure policy actions. Citgo and Transco faced shortages in the Gulf and Southeast, with large-scale impacts in New Jersey and North Carolina, while a Dallas area well repair was delayed. Drug abuse in the military is highlighted, with a study showing significant hashish or alcohol use among Army personnel, and new hashish oil traffic allegedly entering Europe.
Legal costs and rising subpoenas push reporters toward jail and silence. The Reporters Committee warns that threats to gather and publish information erode First Amendment protections, urging a centralized defense fund and research clearing house to shield media from court pressures.
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