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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1981
Page
5
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph states that the column area presents a range of editorial and political opinions, and that except for the adjacent column, these views do not reflect the newspaper's official stance. It outlines the separation between opinion pieces and the paper's position.
The FCC deregulation order, affecting 8900 radio stations, eliminates limits on ads and relaxes news airtime requirements while preserving fairness and public-interest duties. Market competition has grown, with stations serving niche audiences, and officials predict broader benefits and questions about job shifts for regulators.
Two senators discuss hostage negotiations with Carter era figures, exploring whether hostages qualify as duress, the role of the International Court, and the idea of a post crisis reparations plan. They consider creating a judicial avenue, with Congress sanction, to compensate hostages up to five hundred thousand dollars per person.
The piece argues that while the hostages are safely returned, the nation must examine why they were captured and how to prevent repeats. It questions the role of patience and diplomacy, highlights the timing with a change in administrations, and notes that weakness invites aggression. It also notes the settlement's terms and broader implications for U.S. posture.
In the late 1960s the Kremlin began outpacing the United States in future defense capability. U.S. investment fell 20 percent while Soviet spending rose 50 percent over the past decade, leaving about 270 billion more spent by the USSR since 1968. Risky ICBM advances and implied fatality estimates shadow the balance of power.
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