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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1981
Page
5
Better Air Service In Sight For Mercer County Airport
Indications point to improved air service as AeroMech Airlines may drop Roanoke as a destination in favor of Greensboro. Greensboro offers better connections, with four major carriers, while Roanoke relies mainly on Piedmont. Air Virginia shows interest, and educational ads aim to reduce driving to nearby hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County
County Airport Authority
AeroMech Airlines
Roanoke
AeroMech
Greensboro
Pittsburgh
Piedmont
Air Virginia
United
Delta
Airport Authority
Richmond
Lynchburg
Charlotte
N.C
Charleston
Piedmont Airlines
Buckley Wiesenthal quotes questioned in 1960s interview fallout
Excerpts from a Buckley column about Simon Wiesenthal quoted a controversial interview with Gustavo Ruegger. The piece recounts denials by Wiesenthal, later media retractions, and the role of tapes and corroboration amid claims of fabrication and misquotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavo Ruegger
Simon Wiesenthal
el Pais
Jacobo) Timerman
Timerman
President Reagan and the Hugel affair critique
Paul Harvey argues Reagan’s team rejects impropriety while noting Hugel faced seven year old stock market accusations he denied. He resigned under pressure, with the piece comparing scrutiny of aides to Bert Lance and stressing cronyism’s risks to public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Max Hugel
CIA
Mister Clean and Hugel Wind Up in Public Fight
The piece discusses insider trading rules enforced by the SEC and mentions 1977 indictments and pleas involving Max Hugel and others. It quotes President Reagan lamenting the situation while noting Hugel’s resignation and the media’s scrutiny in a critique of public accountability and hypocrisy. The tone contrasts political maneuvers with journalistic selectivity and urges focus on substantive objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEC
Max Hugel
Reagan
Mister Clean
NSA's secretive trash disposal plan sparks audit alarm
The NSA faces a piling of confidential and top secret waste daily, with only a few destruction officers. An audit shows volunteers were reluctant, salaries affected overtime costs may be trimmed, and a new “recycling defiber” shredder is in final testing to replace volunteer labor. Also reported is a cancer risk concern over DMT used in plastic bottles, with conflicting tests and a tightened NCI stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Security Agency
NSA
Defense Department
Pentagon
Lucette Lagnado
National Cancer Institute
Cancer Agency
Hercules Inc
Richard Waritz
NCI
William L Busher comments on Reagan Supreme Court pick
In New York opinion, William L Busher argues Reagan’s nomination of Judge Sandra Day O’Connor should be embraced. He questions opponents, notes O’Connor’s strong credentials, and cautions against predicting her court rulings from political records, emphasizing judicial independence over party constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Campbell
The
New York Times
Ruegger
Campbell
New York
Reagan
Sandra O'Connor
Supreme Court
Keats
Washington
Robert Bork
Yale
Arizona
O’connor
Also Mentioned on This Page
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Richard Wesley
Berry's
Medfly
William F. Buckley
William F. Buckley Jr
Jacobo Timerman
Mr. Timerman
Wiesenthal
Washington Post
Buckley
Jack Newfield
Village Voice
Wisenthal
Montevideo
Austria
Israel
Paul Harvey
Washington, D.C
Hugel
Bert Lance
Wall Street Securities Corporation
Times
the Post
Associated Press
Jack Anderson
By Jeff MacNelly
William L. Busher
Mrs. Justice O'Connor
Earl Warren
Alameda County
Stanford Law School
Justice Rehnquist
Arizona State Senate
Unemployment Office
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