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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1981
Page
5
The page presents a variety of editorial and political viewpoints, with the exception of the column directly below, whose stance may not reflect the newspaper’s views.
The piece praises a revived federal effort to stockpile crude for emergencies. It notes the reserve began under Ford, stalled under Carter, and now holds about 115 million barrels, roughly 20 days of imports, with aims to reach 200 230 thousand barrels daily additions under Reagan.
The piece notes Iraq's alleged push for nuclear material and technology, Pakistan's as yet secret program possibly reaching assembly in 1982, India's test explosion, and presumed Israeli and South African arsenals. It condemns Western cooperation with Middle Eastern powers over oil fears and warns of rapid spread without a global nonproliferation pact.
William L. Rusher argues the California evolution teaching case centered on whether science teachers should present evolution as just one theory, not dogma, and notes judge Perluss ordered a clarifying policy. He warns secular humanists may downplay God, while creationists seek balanced emphasis and warns of atheistic influence in science classrooms.
A compendium of letters urges embracing home based sex education with school support. Virginia PTA leaders call for parental involvement, workshops, and a review of the Family Life Curriculum before school board vote. Critics challenge board appointments and warn against forced programs amid local concerns.
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