Editorial Columns Reflect on Prophecy and Discovery
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph prints an editorial page noting a diversity of opinions. It cites Micah’s prophecy about Samaria with the phrase discover meaning uncover and discusses implications for uncovering foundations and 변 the city’s political outlook.
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Samaria
Rebellion in Tax Burden Persists as Rates Rise
Tax Foundation cites a median family with $25 000 income paying $6 916 in federal taxes, over 27 percent of earnings, with total tax bite near 40 percent including state and local levies. Bracket creep, spending groups, and Reagan era cuts fuel ongoing tax debate amid Braniff airline failure critique.
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Tax Foundation Inc
U.S
Reagan
Higher Education and the Censorship Controversy
George F. Will argues that calls for censorship and the push for less hierarchical learning threaten the core purpose of higher education. He critiques private restraint, academic autonomy, and the politicization of faculty decisions, urging defense of intellectual authority and learning over self expression.
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Washington
Cal State Long Beach
Los Angeles Times
One eyed analysis and Braniff regulation critique
M Stanton Evans argues that one eyed analysis blames only direct regulatory effects for Braniff Airlines collapse and fuel cost surges. He cites Braniff expansion, energy price spikes, and energy policy as indirect causes, linking deregulation to higher consumer prices and fewer flight options. Chrysler is cited similarly for van and SUV declines amid energy crunch and emissions costs.
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Braniff Airlines
Braniff
OPEC
Chrysler
Our Open Door Costing Us Dearly
Paul Harvey argues the United States faces an open immigration policy with 9.4 percent unemployment and rising crime and taxes. He cites Miami as a warning and calls for stricter border control and penalties for employing illegal aliens. He warns that the nation is being invaded economically and socially.
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Miami
Passport Office
Frances Knight
ABSCAM saga undercut by FBI misconduct claims
Veteran columnist analyzes ABSCAM fallout naming FBI officials like Anthony Amoroso and James Neal, noting Weinberg’s pay boost and gifts, alleged cover ups, and a later judicial precursor who threw out cases. Lawmakers and prosecutors face scrutiny as Edwards and others prepare further testimony about missteps and monitoring gaps.
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Abscam
Marie Weinberg
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Mel Weinberg
Anthony Amoroso
Weinberg
Amoroso
Indy Badhwar
Jack Mitchell
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Alan Cranston
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Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Watergate
James Neal
Neal
Nashville
George Pratt
Pratt
Federal Judiciary
Puccio
William Bryant
Bryant
Donald Edwards
Edwards
Edward Plaza
Robert Weir
Justice Department
Plaza
Weir
William Webster
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