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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1981

Page

5

Bluefield Tree Fund surpasses 1981 goal for Christmas party

The Bluefield Tree Fund met and exceeded its $7,500 goal for 1981, enabling more than 1,000 Bluefield children to enjoy the Community Christmas Tree party at Bluefield Auditorium. Generous local contributions fueled the drive, ensuring no child faces Christmas without hope or a memory of Santa Claus.

U.S Bluefield Tree Bluefield Tree Fund Bluefield Bluefield Auditorium

Reagan declares firm stand against Soviet aggression in Poland

President Ronald Reagan spoke plainly to the Soviet Union and Polish authorities, warning of direct responsibility for Poland's turmoil. He argued for strong economic and political sanctions beyond those already used, signaling pressure could curb Kremlin oppression while avoiding open war.

Soviet Union Ronald Reagan Reagan Kremlin Poland Russia Free World

Federal Fraud Efforts Questioned Despite Gains

Donald Lambro reports that despite Reagan era actions, the administrations fraud crackdown appears only to scratch the surface. The GAO notes billions lost yearly, with low prosecution rates and officials avoiding the term fraud in major agencies.

Washington Reagan Council On Integrity and Efficiency

Christmas Day salute to Congress for acts of kindness

Jack Anderson highlights Senate figures who helped individuals in need. Sen Pete Domenici intervened to restore seven medals to Bill Prewitt after records were destroyed. Sen William Cohen helped a veteran regain disability benefits. Sen Alan Cranston arranged a three month delay to support a disabled friend’s cross country bike trip. Sen John Danforth secured a prisoner furlough for a bar mitzvah.

Washington Congress Pete Domenici R-N.m Bill Prewitt Las Cruces N.M Holland Prewitt Army Domenici Kansas City William S. Cohen Maine Veterans Administration Cohen Alan Cranston D-Calif California Germany Cranston Sharon Spivak John C. Danforth Danforth

Taiwan Arms Dilemma Shapes U S Policy Under Reagan

A wartime diplomatic shift has left Washington torn between arming Taiwan and provoking Beijing. Analysts warn that by 1985 86 Taiwan faces worsening air balance as China deploys 4500 fighter planes versus Taipei's 350 interceptors. Proposals view a new F 16 or FX as essential to deter invasion.

U.S Carter Congress Taipei Reagan China State Department Peking Martin Lasader American Council For A Free Asia Lasater Taiwan Prc Taiwan Straits

Jesus Never Talked to Multitudes

Military author Capt. P H Davis argues that JesusChrist is the divine creator and savior, urging belief in the Holy Trinity and Bible as God’s word. He contrasts mass religious rhetoric with personal faith, urging individuals to follow Jesus’ commandments and pursue love, peace, and moral integrity.

P.H. Davis U.S. Navy Jesus Christ Europe Asia Africa Americas Holy Trinity Jesus Earth Father Bethlehem

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Blurfield Baily Hugh Shott Richard Wesley Donald Lambro General Accounting Office GAO Department of Health, Education and Welfare Jack Anderson Capitol Hill The By Jeff MacNelly Buffalo M. Stanton Evans Republic of China ROC American State Department Filch
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