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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
4
Quotes on Life and Health from Isaiah and Darwin
A devotional note contrasts Isaiah’s plea for health with Darwin’s warning against wasting time. The quotes emphasize valuing life, urging readers to live purposefully and preserve well being.
Education study favors structured Distar program over open classrooms
A federal evaluation of theFollow Through program found Distar taught to low income third graders yielded higher reading and math percentile scores than open classroom methods. Distar also correlated with better school adjustment and personal awareness. The report credits skilled teachers and disciplined schools as key to effective education. It contrasts Carter era Viet Nam forgiveness proposals with congressional actions limiting funding and benefits for deserters, noting public opinion aligns with Congress on this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Office of Education
University of Oregon
Office of Education
Jimmy Carter
House of Representatives
Carter
House
United States
Congress
Mafia Leaders Find Time For Double-Crossword Puzzles
Not all mafia bosses work, as many leaders unwind with a challenging double-crossword puzzle, blending risk and leisure in their downtime.
Carter’s Tiger By The Tail Asks If Young Can Survive
William L. Rusher argues that Andy Young’s UN ambassadorship under President Carter has become a volatile trap. Young’s outspoken Africa policy stance and self defending approach raise doubts about his ability to stay in the post or be replaced without political cost to Carter.
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U. S
United Nations
State Department
Mr. Carter
Andy Young
Carter
Young
U. N
America
U. N. Post
Africa
Turtle Bay
Buckley Discusses Genocide Policy and Human Rights
Senator Jacob Javits pushes ratification of the Genocide Convention while Buckley weighs its limits and implications. The piece traces Cold War ideologies, cites Soviet and Chinese views, and notes past ABA opposition and evolving support tied to associated protocols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Javits
New York
Soviet Union
United Nations
China
Mozart
Public War Not Over Private Habits
M Stanton Evans argues that the Miami gay rights vote was not about private conduct but about treating homosexuality as an equal public lifestyle. He contrasts private disapproval with activism and cites San Francisco as an example of larger public integration, noting inevitable outcomes when straight society faces such judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Both
Sym
Anita Bryant
Paul Harvey Urges burying the past and mind our business
In a broad opinion piece, Paul Harvey condemns foreign and domestic meddling by U S leaders and urges Americans to bury past grievances. He cites Andrew Young in Rhodesia and world historic feuds from Huguenots to Trail of Tears, urging reconciliation and focus on present issues.
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Abraham Lincoln
Garry Wills
Young
America
U. N
Carter
United Nations
U. S
Andrew Young
Rhodesia
Menahem
Middle East
Vietnam
Paris
Buchenwald
Lawyers and justice in America show strain and excess
Washington voices warn of a legal system overrun by lawyers. The Shah’s comments on village courts contrast with U S concerns that courts are clogged by complex rules, high fees, and a shortage of affordable legal remedy for the poor.
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Washington
Iran
Poovenh Warren Aes
Shah
Burger
United States
American Bar Association
Congress
Clark Clifford
Capitol Hill
Charles Revson
Revlon Cosmetics
Clifford
Revson
Learned Hand
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Senators Seek 3 Million for National Horse Census
A bloc of congressmen proposes spending 3 million dollars on a national horse census. Opponents are expected to vote against the bill.
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