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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1981
Page
6
The column set on this page presents varied editorial and political viewpoints. With the exception of the column directly below, these pieces do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's official position.
The Reagan administration considers moving up immediate decontrol of oil and gasoline prices, with Ed wards urging rapid action. Analysts say deregulation would boost production and conservation, while critics warn of windfall gains for oil producers and higher consumer prices. The piece argues succeeding deregulation over time would better align with replacement costs and curb imports.
In a reflective column, the writer argues for publicizing the names of Tehran embassy militants and engaging long-term pressure to deter future acts. He critiques appeasement and urges tracking suspects abroad, warning that anonymity empowers mobs and endangers future U.S. personnel.
A Washington based analysis from the Committee for Economic Development outlines two policy categories for the 1980s. It identifies 39 issues including inflation taxes and adjustment to economic change. The report asks whether public policy should foster broad growth or pick winners and how to assist losers, plus how tax structures might be reformed. It notes aging demographics rising female labor participation and more Spanish speakers shaping the labor force.
A couple’s awkward hypnosis scene shifts to a discussion of U.S. consumer credit restraint in the Carter era. The piece cites Federal Reserve actions, bank reactions, and suspected profiteering, naming multiple banks and lenders, plus a tribute note on Raoul Wallenberg and the Lantos family.
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