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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1981
Page
5
The page presents a range of editorial and political opinions. Except for the column directly below, these pieces do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's views.
A quotation from Genesis 29 20 compares Jacob's seven years of service for Rachel to a few days through love. The verse highlights the depth of commitment and affection in biblical narrative.
The piece surveys renewed pressure from creationists to teach Genesis in science classes, tracing echoes of the Scopes trial era. It notes politicians, media, and some presidents' stance, while observing creationists adopting scientific methods to defend faith and urging a dialogue between science and religion.
William L. Rusher argues that liberal critics advocate redistribution under the guise of compassion. He critiques government welfare, citing George Gilder on welfare’s impact on Black families and asserting the problem lies with productivity, not wealth. He condemns the political use of handouts as a broad defense of social policy and questions motives.
Washington column argues OMB and Stockman seek to cut the FTC budget from 73 million to 41 million and phase out the Bureau of Competition over three years. It cites wasted spending and claims against regulation, urging consumers to see through the agency’s rhetoric and actions.
Paul Harvey notes clogged court calendars as juries see a flood of frivolous suits from a Nashville ski incident to a Chattanooga mud wresting claim. He cites a Cambridge hair dye case, a mother suing for auto injury, a Weather Service drowning loss, and a Tokyo contrast where Japan limits litigation as a model. He argues reforms hinge on threat of system suffocation and cultural discipline.
A detailed audit exposes Practical Concepts, Inc. PCI a Washington based consultant firm specializing in program evaluation. Federal contracts fund about 60 percent of PCI business. Audit discloses high executive salaries lavish perks and questioned expenses including car pool pool and tennis court rental. Executives defend expenditures as reasonable and good value while some items like liquor and housing allowances are flagged.
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