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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1982
Page
4
The page features multiple opinion pieces spanning political and editorial viewpoints. With the exception of the bottom column, the columns do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's official stance.
The piece critiques government double dipping where retirees collect multiple pensions and salaries. It highlights figures like President Reagan and Sen. Cranston, cites a National Taxpayers Union claim on lawmakers with military pensions, and calls for system reform amid a cautious stock market revival driven by lower interest rates and easing monetary policy. It notes inflation subsiding, money supply growth slowing, and tax reform shaping a cautious optimism for growth.
William F Buckley argues that Norman Podhoretz deserves a hearing as a brilliant editor at Commentary. He critiques leftist critics of Israel and defends Podhoretz against labeling anti Semitic rhetoric, noting the broader liberal illness of opposing strong action for defensible causes.
Discussion outlines how Subsidiary Communication Authorizations allow nonprogramming content on FM channels and could be opened to commercial use. Public broadcasters fear higher rates threaten reading services for the blind, while NPR seeks underwriting and a satellite data, with a rule change proposing two SCAs per band. Public input requested to FCC at 1010 C NI Ww STATIVE QWs Washington DC 20554.
Washington report details a Senate reversal approving 736400 for a new Senate gym amid cuts to social programs. The piece notes existing facilities in Russell and Hart Buildings, including a public uproar. Senators divulge mixed views, with Proxmire opposing and others defending fitness benefits.
Washington row over personal attacks in Congress centers on Rep. Silvio Conte and Sen. William Proxmire during debate of a $75 per diem tax deduction. Conte mocks rules while Proxmire defends pay limits and travel expenses, amid broader notes on political spats and NCPAC fundraising violations tied to campaign law.
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