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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1980
Page
4
In a rustic county tale the elder firstborn rule is challenged. Laban intervenes to insist the younger not be favored before the firstborn, shaping family dynamics and trust among kin as hinted in a scriptural reference.
A Republican publication asks how DOE with 40 000 legs eats money and labels the agency wasteful. It cites inspector general Mansfield on staffing, lost mail 126 000 pieces yearly, misused long distance calls, and mismanaged strategic petroleum reserves. The piece condemns bureaucratic inefficiency and argues for accountability.
CAPT. P H DAVIS JR USN Ret argues Americans ignore a Russian threat and the trade with the USSR finances Moscow. He cites Evans column on Export-Import Bank loans, inflation, and deficits funded by taxpayers, warning that Americans fund Soviet aggression including in Afghanistan.
The court refined patentable subject matter to separate nature’s products from human made inventions. Since 1972 scientists have sought patents on engineered bacteria able to digest crude oil. The ruling opens doors for many living organism patents, boosting research incentives and signaling a life sciences growth era.
A reflective overview on gene splicing, patenting biology, and the risks and promises of DNA research. It argues that political regulation cannot stop science, citing Burger, Hiroshima parallels, and Shakespeare quotes to weigh liberty, possibility, and the uneasy future of humanity.
A 1980 farm sector forecast shows net income shrinking from 24 to 27 billion in 1980, with 10 to 11 billion expected. Higher production costs, rising debt, and off farm incomes shaping a broad economic squeeze. NATO faces internal strains as U S dominance in weapons clashes with European industry interests amid standardization efforts.
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