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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1981
Page
4
Olive trees and peace emblem fade into Super Bowl tale
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph details Frankie Rotenberry, a 17 year old kidney dialysis patient, missing a promised trip to the Super Bowl but then receiving help from multiple supporters. A Rocky Gap minister arranged NBC tickets, Governor Rockefeller chartered a plane, and Eagle Mining’s Pete Austin provided extra tickets. The group plans a one day trip with dialysis backup if needed, lifting Frankie toward the game this morning.
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Reagan and Kemp Align as Supply-Side Economists
Washington reports that President Reagan rallies with supply-side advocates led by Rep. Jack Kemp. The plan argues tax cuts boost investment, curb inflation, and raise growth, challenging Keynesian policy and aiming for broader economic reform under the new administration.
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Media critique of Reagan inauguration by Paul H. Davis
Navy veteran criticizes John Chancellor and media coverage of the Reagan inauguration. He laments the TV focus on hostages and age statistics, praises Reagan's speech, notes parade neglect, questions camera angles, and calls Chancellor petty.
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Endorsements and replies from 1980 political letters
A compilation of reader letters and notices including Ronald Reagan thanking an editorial board for support, Byrd clarifying a compensation response, the 94th Infantry Division reunion notice, praise for Princeton Police Chief Ellis, veterans benefits guidance, unemployment insurance updates, a Benson Brunson tribute, and a reflective piece on time and faith by Kermit W. Dillard.
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Washington, D.C
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