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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1978
Page
4
A collection cites Hebrews 1 6 7 noting man’s brief mortal status and divine purpose. It adds a Bismarck quote praising greatness shown through generosity humanity and moderation in success.
A Charleston Gazette article prints a juvenile suspect’s name in a fatal St. Albans school slaying, defying West Virginia law. Editor Don Marsh and four others face indictment. critics say such acts harm public trust and public safety, while courts may grant permission to reveal names.
In a captioned panel Berry jokes that ROSALYNN suggested including women in the honor guard, not him. The gag plays on gender roles with a light framed quip about initiative.
A coal miners letter page argues the Taft Hartley Act neglects the miners hazards and argues for fair contracts. Readers from Bluefield to Matoaka share personal impacts, housing concerns, and criticism of government stance while urging support for the United Mine Workers and national energy needs.
Warnings surface about low level radiation from 1950s Nevada tests and peaceful facilities. Veterans report leukemia risk while officials study up to 300,000 who participated in atmospheric tests. Inside studies at Hanford and Oak Ridge face pressure to downplay cancer links and industry push for higher worker dose limits.
Paul Harvey warns of a labor reform measure drafted by the AFL CIO that would grant new power to organizers while restricting member dissent. The bill, S. 1883, has cleared the House and faces Senate votes amid heavy labor spending to influence Congress.
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