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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1981
Page
4
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph presents a mosaic of opinion across its pages with most columns offering personal viewpoints while the paper itself distances editorial stances from the publication except for one column directly beneath.
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Buckley argues taboos curb thought yet aid debates persist in politics. He cites Galbraith and crossing picket lines, notes conservative and liberal taboos, and outlines Reagan era foreign aid aims to arm allies like Jamaica and Thailand under concessional terms. The piece discusses House opposition, the Guam Doctrine lineage, and possible funding paths if no conference occurs.
A Bluefield Daily Telegraph excerpt compiles letters criticizing a junior high health class failure cause, praising teachers, and urging school officials to publish facts. It also includes appeals from Screaming Eagles veterans seeking help locating former 101st Airborne members for a 1982 Chicago reunion, plus Montcalm High praise for a choral group and a strongly worded critique of Princeton police leadership, ending with a syndicated column arguing the State Department is militarizing Latin American policy and naming officials involved.
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