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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1982

Page

4

The Tax And The Truckers Debate Gas Tax Effects

A political essay argues the five cent gas tax and proposed larger trucks threaten highway integrity. It warns that bigger trucks would accelerate road damage while funds favor new construction over repair. The piece also criticizes AFL CIO head Lane Kirkland for urging street turmoil to pressure President Reagan amid recession.

America Congress American Trucking Association Senate House Afl-Cio Lane Kirkland Kirkland Reagan

Job hunter in Grand Central seeks work after layoff

Rob Seitz, 29, with a public relations master's from Boston University, markets himself as a marketing communications professional after losing his job with Newsome & Co. He lives in Brooklyn Heights, attends NYU telecom studies evenings, and seeks new opportunities while he and his wife live on reduced funds. He has applied for benefits, despite belief unemployment is hard, and his handbill asks for leads or direct calls.

Grand Central Station Pan Am Building Rob Seitz Seitz Newsome & Co Grand Central New York Times Ronald Reagan New York New York University Boston University Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn Heights N.Y

Mixed Priorities in a World of War and Charity

A reader laments shifting global priorities from peace and human needs to missile builds while urging food, shelter, and moral principles. The letter also thanks the Bluefield area community for support of The 1940s Radio Hour, praises hospital staff, and calls for Christmas charity amid unemployment, urging readers to donate to local groups.

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Apple Donations May Boost Jobs Crowned by Tax Break

Steven Jobs pushes a plan to donate Apple computers to all 83 000 U S public schools seeking a double tax break worth up to 60 million in short term benefits The move risks locking out competitors and shaping future buying by students The lobbying effort draws support from Sen Edward Kennedy Rep Fortney Stark and White House aide Lee Atwater while Treasury opposition is overruled by senior officials

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