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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1978
Page
4
A quotation from Joel 2 28 about pouring out spirit and prophecies and dreams follows Henry Kaiser's warning that you cannot sit on the lid of progress or you will be blown to pieces The two statements contrast religious prophecy and industrial risk in a compact duo of ideas
The piece portrays UMW President Arnold Miller as a reformer facing relentless opposition and bouts of turmoil at UMW headquarters. It notes his shaky re-election, ongoing recall efforts, and a bargaining council that overridden his pact, with hints he may not serve a full term if forced out. The column also covers foreign policy criticisms and various political quips.
Donald Woods of The Daily Dispatch notes Western powers must take stronger steps as Africa grows in importance. He warns martial law implies army control. Ferdinand Marcos promotes constitutional authoritarianism with a personal power structure and strong military backing.
Washington report details Rep. Bill Burleson using 133000 sheets of paper 19000 envelopes and 4560 in postage from public funds for a mass mailing to push forward contracting rules. The piece notes widespread franking abuse and calls for stamp purchases by legislators.
Washington reports labor reform aims to speed up union certification and allow organizers to campaign on company time. Proponents claim reform addresses modern work trends while critics warn of forced unionization and reduced worker choice amid stagnant union membership.
Paul Harvey argues that U S farming scales up food per acre, sustaining 30 people per farmer while the nation with 7 percent of Earth’s land yields large shares of corn soybeans and wheat exports. He defends agrochemicals as essential, warns against overregulation, and claims loss of agri aids would threaten mass hunger.
President Carter intervened after reading that Leroy Barnes dubbed Mr Untouchable evaded justice by authorities in Harlem. U S Attorney Robert Fiske Jr prosecuted Barnes personally, leading to a life sentence for heroin and cocaine trafficking and the dissolution of a major Harlem operation.
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