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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1981
Page
5
The page presents varied editorial and political opinions with a disclaimer that most columns don’t reflect the newspaper’s stance. Paul critiques the term barbarian as meaning foreigner in tongues discussions and urges plain speech to avoid misunderstanding.
Washington journalist John O Sullivan of the London Daily Telegraph asserts a small U S judiciary group lets criminals evade arrest and conviction. He cites bail leniency, the exclusionary rule, and procedural delays as factors corrupting justice, noting two cases in Washington and New York City to illustrate.
A GAO study for Rep. Kramer shows the federal government owns about 744 million acres or 33 percent of U.S. land, plus 405000 buildings. Critics question if much of this property is needed, citing unused parcels in Fairfax Virginia and Beltsville Maryland and underutilized land near a VA hospital in Montrose New York. The VA resists sales citing care and morale needs.
Norman B. Ture prepared to testify on tax policy before the Senate Budget Committee at 2 p.m. on November 24 but was canceled by the OMB at 9 a.m. The dispute centers on tax expenditures and a deficit ceiling for fiscal year 1984. Lawrence Kudlow defends maintaining tax expenditures and criticizes Ture’s testimony. Reagan faces internal pressure as Treasury and OMB clash over tax increases to curb deficits.
An examination of presidential protection amid Libyan hit threats, with notes on Secret Service surveillance and challenges locating underground operatives. The piece compares guard work to uncovering spy rings, cites case histories, and cites government caseloads and property valuations.
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