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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1981
Page
6
The page presents multiple editorial and political opinions. With the exception of the direct column below, these pieces do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's views or positions on public issues.
A Georgetown Center report warns of domestic terrorism threats and the need for strong oversight. Sen Jeremiah Denton will chair the new Security and Terrorism Subcommittee, aiming to focus on terrorist threats within the United States while balancing civil liberties.
George F Will analyzes how Reagan surrounded himself with private sector talent and the challenge of defining a press secretary’s role. He argues the office needs stronger access to the president, Cabinet status, and a formal place in policymaking to avoid being sidelined.
Washington reports outline a confidential Reagan transition memo urging a pause in new SALT talks. It favors full disclosure of Soviet violations, rebuilding U S military strength, and linking arms control to broader defense strategy. William Van Cleave linked as potential negotiator.
Paul Harvey and Jane celebrate the Judd Weinbergs anniversary while avoiding party talk amid a ballroom din. The audience hears tensions after a recent election when a brother loses his job and debates over liberalism flare in the wake of a nationwide political shift.
A column contrasts liberal faith in big government with Reagan era calls for less state control. It cites social programs, U.N. rank, and Afghanistan narcotics issues, noting DEA and Soviet actions. It also covers veterans criticizing Marine Corps handling of Robert Garwood’s case amid turncoat allegations.
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