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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1979
Page
4
The text notes Jethro advising Moses to appoint capable men to judge troubles great and small. It frames a system where Moses delegates large matters and entrusts smaller ones to appointed judges, illustrating early biblical governance. This echoes leadership delegation and organized legal procedure.
A reader criticizes a three dollar cap on gasoline at service stations as wasting time and increasing consumption. The piece suggests alternatives like rationing, half tank limits, odd-even rules, or shorter pumping hours. It also cites National Review on Carter and Kennedy, arguing political futures remain unsettled and strategic moves may reshape 1980 dynamics.
Ray Cromley argues productivity in federal agencies is hampered by meritless raises and job protections. He cites GAO findings showing few agencies link rewards to goals, and many managers reward empire-building over efficiency. Worker attitudes and political appointee turnover further depress productivity, costing billions.
William F Buckley reflects on Polish leadership during a Vatican visit and the split between Cardinal Wyszynski and Cardinal Mindszenty. Chambers’ 1957 view contrasts Warsaw Budapest realities with Western detente, noting Gomulka’s stance and the loneliness of Poland’s church leaders amid a dangerous knife-edge crisis.
William L. Rusher argues Pope John Paul II s nine day visit exposes how fragile Communist rule is in Poland and signals broader geopolitical tensions. He notes the vast Polish Catholic devotion despite atheistic state policy and warns that a united Polish response could influence Western Europe if Soviet forces move to strike. He contrasts religious resonance with Soviet military aims and cites U S and Polish dynamics amid Cold War anxieties.
A historical review shows safety experts warned of hydrogen gas problems at Three Mile Island Unit 2 before operation. The response relied on paper solutions, with real incidents revealing hydrogen control failures and delays, despite assurances of safety and later bureaucratic resolutions.
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