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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
4
The text quotes Psalm 125 asserting that those who trust in God are unmoved and endure forever, followed by a saying from Camillo Benso di Cavour about trusting people versus distrusting them.
The Ford paints a critique of federal regulation and wasteful spending as President Ford pledges to curb red tape and protect consumers and the environment. Yet voters face a stubborn Congress and entrenched bureaucracy that may thwart meaningful change and deepen tax burdens.
The article discusses expanded court definitions making presidents liable for subordinates' crimes even without intent. It cites Supreme Court rules, notes potential penalties for negligent officials, and compares impact to malpractice suits on doctors. It warns officials cannot pass responsibility downward.
George F. Will argues Congress may allow live television and taped news coverage of floor debates and other events. He notes benefits of immediacy, cites past TV impact on figures like McCarthy, and warns about context loss while urging broader public access to legislative activity.
In Paris Kissinger pushes for IEA talks to cover raw materials and energy. Ford raises oil import tariffs as US aims to widen dialogue with non oil issues while pressuring oil producers. Talks aim to curb price hikes and support energy diversification through nuclear and coal research.
National Right to Life Committee projects 1.2 million abortions in America this year up 300000 from last year. The piece debates pragmatism versus morality, noting abortion’s medical industry growth and ethical stakes, urging honest discussion over euphemisms.
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