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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1981
Page
4
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A Youngstown area columnist notes that not all lawmakers back federal waste, citing a GAO audit of 12 Community Action agencies reporting over 11 million dollars misused. Del. Robin Ficker criticizes a costly U S Postal Service training resort. A Mexico city anecdote recalls political wealth accumulation and a high level firing over crude price moves.
A Mexico City analytical piece describes U S moves amid oil wealth fears, peso volatility, and inflation. It questions President Lopez Portillo’s succession plans, hints Serrano’s ouster tied to ambition, and cites a rumored Mexican presidential fortune of about two billion dollars. It notes a new book critiquing PRI dictatorship and its quick disappearance from newsstands.
Nancy Reagan chose to shake hands with the queen in Britain, avoiding a curtsy to signal equality. The column notes this as a prudent gesture reflecting her role as first lady and her partnership with Reagan. It compares Kennedy’s kiss to Cushing, praises the Reagans as a strong team, and reflects on the assassination attempt’s impact.
Congressional testimony warns U S industry risks from foreign tool imports and aging machines. Since 1964 imports rose to 30 percent of consumption while defense needs rely on 32 000 tools averaging 25 to 27 years old. Stockpile aging and limited modernization threaten wartime production and economic health.
Millions of elderly Americans rely on meager Social Security pensions and faces cuts if the $122 monthly minimum payment is eliminated. Stockman says savings would total about $496 million, but beneficiaries could lose up to $800 yearly, with manual reprogramming and computer upgrades likely required to handle recomputation and increased workloads.
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