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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1983
Page
4
A psalm asking who may ascend the hill of the Lord and enter his presence. It proclaims that one with clean hands and a pure heart, who avoids deceit and does not swear falsely, is welcomed into sacred fellowship.
The Harvard economist Martin Feldstein plans to depart next September but may leave earlier after public disagreements with President Reagan. He defends supporting the administration’s program while criticizing deficits and the need to cut unneeded government spending. If he cannot back the president publicly, calls for his resignation grow. Meanwhile Hong Kong and Red China churn out 200000 Cabbage Patch Kids weekly, employing thousands, as the toy craze expands despite foreign views on the venture.
Readers criticize hunger rhetoric and government aid while praising private charity. The letter argues Panetta and other officials politicize poverty, questions federal food programs, and warns voters to beware of “poverty pimps” in an election year.
A collage of reader letters from Bluefield Dairy Telegraph and West Virginia papers laments rising inflation and lashings at government policy. Contributors rail against dairy subsidies, reappraisal taxes, flag etiquette, and welfare abuse while urging residents to engage locally, defend homestead exemptions, and push for fiscal restraint before elections.
A reader from Barboursville WV protests the destruction of McComas Hall and the Old Gym at Concord College campus in Athens. She urges open house to explain repairs, questions board responsibility, and proposes repurposing old dorms for visitors or seniors while lamenting loss of historic woodwork and campus heritage.
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