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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
4
The passage cites Hebrews 11 7 noting Noah built an ark by faith to save his household and condemn the world, followed by Schlegel's claim that every great enterprise begins with faith and a forward step.
Governor Arch Moore Bluefield Mayor Edwin Elliott and other speakers hailed the groundbreaking as a milestone for Bluefield and the region. Local doctors supported the plan, preferring a community hospital owned by residents over Humana’s proposal, with expectations of modern facilities meeting area needs.
Congress halted the U S SST program to appease environmental concerns while Britain France and the USSR pressed ahead with SSTs. Despite higher operating costs and noise critics, SSTs are already in service abroad. FAA foresees U S SSTs by 1980 with quieter engines and fuel use rivaling conventional jets.
Monterey observers warn Mexico’s PRI rule tightens control with a near one party system while critics fear creeping socialism. The debate sits beside anxieties about censorship and inflation as U S congressmen flag national security concerns and opposition leader Madero laments elections as fraud. The piece contrasts fears of a Mexico going communist with worries of fascist revolt, noting the enduring cultural pull of American icons like Donald Duck.
George F. Will mocks CPUSA and its figurehead Gus Hall arguing the party has become a relic of history. He notes Hall's detente defense and recalls past moments like the Wallace and Truman era battles and Soviet alignments.
The article recalls the 200th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and details the 56 signers lives after 1776. It notes their professions, ages, and postwar public service, with specifics on mortality and notable figures like Adams, Jefferson, Franklin, and Carroll. It also mentions a separate note about bicarbonate of soda and its use in sewage treatment.
A Washington column notes outsiders are learning why trust in the FBI eroded and how political tides may shift in November. It highlights Joe Biden Carter rhetoric, party-split voting, and potential repercussions for Ford and congressional Democrats amid disclosures.
In a controversial push, U S Ambassador David Newsom in Indonesia reports a shipment of over 51 million condoms and related supplies as foreign aid. Officials acknowledge large stockpiles, urging increased condom usage while admitting surplus prompts disposal efforts.
The piece notes a senator’s remark on despedima with praise for a coach he plans to dismiss. It contrasts public nostalgia for 1974 long lines at filling stations with current driver sentiment amid line shortages.
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