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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1982
Page
4
A biblical proverb highlights that companionship and affection at a meal matter more than the food. It declares that a simple dish with love triumphs over lavish fare paired with hatred, emphasizing harmony over abundance.
Armand Hammer, chairman of Occidental Petroleum, warns that delaying broad U S energy development will leave the nation hostage to OPEC. He calls for shifting utilities to coal, expanding oil sources, and notes oil could top 100 a barrel if action stalls by decade end.
William F Buckley critiques Dartmouth College turmoil sparked by The Dartmouth Review and a clash over artistic freedom. He notes faculty censure trends and details a biting incident involving alumnus David Hart, son of Jeffrey Hart, linking the debate to broader liberal-conservative battles in academia.
Washington reports show Edward Curran, director of the National Institute of Education, was dismissed after urging abolition of the agency and criticizing its costly, ideological research. The episode highlights tensions within the Reagan White House over funding and policy direction.
Donald F. Graff analyzes brief Arab Israeli wars, noting swift Israeli gains in Lebanon, altered regional influence, and the risks of occupation. He also discusses Lebanon's possible renewed government, Saudi succession under King Fahd, and the future transfer of power within the Saudi royal line.
A tight lipped secret report accuses the Justice Department of tampering with a grand jury in Cedar Rapids to clear Evan Hultman for U.S. attorney. Caroline Kuhl and Thomas Turner pressured Judge Edward J. McManus, seized key materials, and steered witnesses to halt the case. Meanwhile Hultman faces past Senate probes as his appointment sues political pressures. KGB PIPELINE details Soviet bloc students with intelligence ties in the United States raising counterintelligence concerns.
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