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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1981
Page
5
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph presents a variety of editorial and political columns. Excluding the sole column that reflects the newspaper’s own views, other columns express a range of perspectives from different writers.
The Reagan administration stood firm against foreign pressure during the air controllers strike, denying Canadian cross Atlantic service and countering Portuguese boycotts. FAA efforts restore flights, modernize the system, and deter militancy while public support remains strong.
George F Will argues Libya’s episode with a Libyan pilot shows U S willingness to use force against a Soviet client state. He cites Qaddafi’s hostility, regional provocations, and the need to assert power over freedom of the seas to deter future outrages and signal a tougher stance abroad.
Paul Harvey cites mentors and notes on crime and court philosophy. He argues that post assassination coverage shapes public perception and questions whether Hinckley can ever receive a truly fair trial.
A column argues that modern trial fairness favors ignorance over impartiality, while Jack Anderson reveals a revived CIA pattern of covert influence using foreign partners. The piece also notes budget missteps by Democrats, waste in defense spending, and noncompetitive procurement flagged by the GAO.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak analyze how a Watt remark at a Feb. 5 House Interior hearing has been distorted into a belief he supports conquering Earth for Christ. They argue Watt’s intent was misread and ridicule is used to undermine him, while noting the error spread by Audubon’s May issue and critics.
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