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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1981
Page
5
Analysis cites Japanese auto output per worker and general productivity, contrasting with U.S. gains. It argues modern plants, better labor relations, and lighter military spending in Japan boost efficiency. Calls for policy remedies, including protectionist steps or forced contribution to defense, to level the competitive field.
William F Buckley critiques George Ball in a Washington Post column titled That Old Cold War Obsession. He mocks Ball's militant Establishment stance against Reagan policy and deconstructs rhetorical devices used to portray the Soviet Union as the Antichrist.
CAPT. P H DAVIS argues liberals use terms like New Right Moral Moderates and Conservatives to mislead. He cites Falwell Helms and Reagan era debates on abortion as evidence that absolutes are under attack. The piece warns of a revolution in defining right and wrong across church, courts, media, and lifestyle.
A critique of prison reform prods Chief Justice Warren Burger to urge education and training for inmates. The piece likens Norway and other nations' programs to private aftercare efforts and discusses costs, rehabilitation, and the aim of reducing crime through skills and accountability. It contrasts these ideas with views from George Ball and Dulles amid Cold War tensions.
The CIA cites top secret reports claiming China shipped weapons grade uranium to South Africa and a Latin American country likely Argentina. It notes extensive Chinese nuclear program funding and rapid progress from 1964 to 1970, with key plants at Lanchou beginning operations in 1964.
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