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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
4
Listen to me and declare my opinion, says the speaker
A short quotation mix contrasts Job 32 with Thomas Mann about listening and fighting for opinions. The two voices emphasize that wisdom and understanding come from engagement and contest. The passage invites reflection on disagreement as a catalyst for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Nuclear knowhow spreads prompt Congress to act on controls
A symposium on nuclear proliferation warns that current international safeguards via the non-proliferation treaty and IAEA are insufficient as global sales of nuclear equipment surge. US exports total about two billion dollars yearly with uranium and enrichment services reaching 421 million last year. Experts fear 574,000 pounds of plutonium could be produced in 30 reactors within five years, enabling bombs and even small quantities trigger terrorism. Congress should tighten export controls and push stronger international oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
International Atomic Energy Agency
U. S
Energy Research and Development Administration
Theodore B. Taylor
Taylor
Teachers Seek Unemployment Benefits For Summer Vacations
Thousands of teachers in at least ten states pursued summer unemployment benefits after a loophole in federal law. Congress and the Administration blocked the provision by attaching restrictions to the $15 billion bill signed by President Ford, prohibiting benefits for teachers with year end contracts and fall reemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Congress
Mercer County Needs Four-Lane Highways
Blueprint for Mercer County calls for a four-lane Bluefield to Princeton road and four-lane bypasses on U.S. 460 for Bluefield and Princeton to reduce congestion and improve travel. The plan emphasizes regional transport relief and economic development potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Princeton
Berry's World cartoon contemplates mayoral immortality
The cartoon shows a character musing about returning as the mayor of New York City, delivering a satirical take on political ambition. The joke centers on identity and power, with a humorous twist reflecting urban governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Britain’s long slow decline and enduring class tension
George F. Will argues Britain remains alive despite an impoverishing diminuendo rooted in its national character. He notes Britain’s shift from feudal and agricultural roots to an industrial order, a lingering class system, reduced rural work, and enduring trade union tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Oscar Wilde
North America
France
Japan
Britain’s Struggles Shadow a Nation’s Gloom and Aim
A critical view of Britain’s postwar economy notes sluggish growth, high inflation, and heavy state spending. It argues productivity stagnation, socialist tendencies, and a shift toward the Common Market, warning that Benn’s Industry Bill risks entrenching government control amid a history of mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Train
Britain
Europe
Swden
Ireland
FTC in Drug Advertising Sparks Bipartisan Debate
The commission proposes federal rules to curb drug ads affecting physician prescribed medicines. FTC chair Engman notes price disparities for hypertension drugs across cities, while the American Pharmaceutical Association argues ads create demand. The discussion touches state bans, pharmacists ethics codes, and industry ad spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccorrding
FTC
Lewis A. Engman
San Francisco
American Pharmaceutical Assn
The CIA controversy as a managed news media event
William L. Rusher argues that the Times and Post pushed a narrative of CIA misdeeds as a media event with little substance. He cites Rockefeller Commission findings, shifts in focus from domestic files to assassination plots, and political maneuvering around the Kennedy era issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
New York ‘‘Times
U. S
Times
Seymour Hersh
Paris
Hanoi
Washington ‘‘Post
Recr Ae
Capitol Hill
Ford
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Commission
Nema
House
John Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Irish-Americans and IRA aid spark political clash
Timely quotes show Irish-Americans drawn to IRA self-defeatism while Irish leader Conor Cruise O'Brien says elected Irish representatives speak for Irish feelings, not the IRA. Le Kim Dinh recalls the agony of evacuation from a besieged Saigon amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRA
Irish le
Conor Cruise O’brien
O’brien
le Kim Dinh
Saigon
Seige
Justice Dept weighs which CIA crimes to prosecute
The Justice Department faces a knotty choice over prosecuting CIA related crimes. It may target top leaders or the agents who carried out illegal orders while considering local violations. EPA drinking water standards draw fire as too weak, while missing aluminum pennies from Congress draw intrigue and a lucrative black market forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Bar of Justice
Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Defense Fund
EPA
Capitol
U. S. Mint
Mint
Mary Brooks
Senate
Banks
Erie
Secret Service
Congressional
Ame
Paul Harvey on Busing and School Integration
Paul Harvey argues that busing has failed to solve racial inequality in Inglewood California. He contends integration efforts moved blacks into more black schools and harmed overall education while highlighting economic and social factors behind school choices. He warns against resegregation and calls for a melting pot approach over forced busing.
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Superior Court
Inglewood
Calif
Seapeeks
James Coleman
California
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