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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1978
Page
4
A morning reflection cites Psalm 126 and Sebastien Chamfort on joy and laughter, framing happiness as divine restoration and a measure of a well spent day. The quotes connect religious gratitude with secular wit.
The article critiques incomplete openness by agencies like the SEC and ICC, noting public voting tricks and executive sessions. It contrasts U.S. limits with West Virginia's law, argues for broader public access, and discusses Britain's legal aid and simplified laws amid rising regulatory complexity. It then previews 1980 Republican prospects, highlighting Howard Baker Jr. as a leading, time-limited potential candidate.
The piece analyzes Sam Bakers bid for the 1980 Republican nomination, noting his fund-raising from New York financiers and Fortune 500 backers, his compliance with party criteria, and the political risk of remaining Senate minority leader. It highlights his foreign policy positioning and strategic timing as he weighs a presidential bid against re election duties.
W H von Dreele cites National Review to argue that President Carter seeks Congress approval to send U S aid to Africa to prevent reliance on Russia. The spoof warns against FBI and CIA recruiters and reflects a conservative warning about entanglement and youth.
A column argues against U.S. involvement in Africa and Angola, citing John Stockwell’s stance on Kolwezi, Carter's push to repeal the Tunney Clark amendment, and concerns over Zaire’s instability. It warns against outside meddling, praises French and Cuban misgivings, and suggests political incentives drive policy while urging restraint and nonintervention.
Ray Cromley argues that SALT II and any current agreement cannot curb a future arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union. He cites hard-to-police systems like laser weapons and mobile ICBMs, the spread of cruise missiles, satellite defenses, and the chance that Western Europe and other nations will acquire nuclear capabilities, making control impossible.
The Chinese group faces exposure on a US television program while other items note Bert Lance’s unchanged stance, Nixon’s denial of guilt, and a Chinese newspaper reporting restaurant shortages in Peking. Civil libertarians push for equal time for the Moon on Sun Day.
Washington covers a 1970s California corruption case linked to Earl Brian and Governor Reagan era politics. Nursing home operators allegedly pressed to donate to Brian, with laundered funds and campaign contributions. investigators cite 25 possible federal election law violations. The probe widens as FEC and FBI review remains ongoing.
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