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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1982
Page
4
An ancient proverb emphasizes value in honest labor over ostentatious status. It contrasts self-employed, modest living with those who boast yet lack sustenance, underscoring integrity and practical effort.
The author argues murder convictions rarely lead to death sentences due to legal delays and mercy culture. It cites Juan Corona and federal cases Harrelson and Chagra, urging tougher penalties to deter judicial murders and criticizing societal leniency toward killers.
William F Buckley attacks CBS coverage of homelessness and a physics major witness before Congress. He questions job prospects for graduates, the relevance of personal responsibility, and CBS editorial choices while sparing Reagan from direct blame. His critique extends to Moyers and perceived media bias in political reporting.
Washington columnist argues the 1984 deficit, projected at 184 billion, rests on current spending paths and could be reduced through targeted cuts. He lists savings from entitlements, revenue sharing, foreign aid, corporate welfare, grants, defense, consultants, and postponed space and pork-barrel projects.
The piece argues that lagging U.S. exports pose a growing drag on economic recovery. It notes a third of agricultural sales go abroad, many firms rely on overseas markets, and banks’ foreign loans tie profits to global conditions. European subsidies, capital flight, and Soviet bloc lending pressure will raise import barriers, hurting exports and potentially keeping interest rates high.
A former associate of Edwin Wilson claims Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi acquired 250 to 300 camera guns capable of firing two .22 bullets through the lens. Wilson allegedly arranged prototype testing in Virginia and a 1978 flight to Libya, with later payments totaling over $200,000 funneled to a Swiss account.
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