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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1982
Page
4
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph presents a set of editorial and political columns. Editors Hugh Shott and Richard Wesley oversee opinion pieces that may not reflect the newspaper’s official stance, with one column exception below.
The Israelites lament their manna as they recall the fish, cucumbers, melons, leeks, onions, and garlic they enjoyed in Egypt. The passage from Numbers 11:5 is cited, noting their longing for established meals during their journey on Sunday.
The piece questions why many activists once labeled as communists are now called Marxists liberals or leftists. It cites Angela Davis and Fred Schwarz, notes media reticence to label members of extremist groups, and warns mislabeling breeds confusion as it discusses various regimes and radical ideologies and their brutal outcomes. It laments U.S. taxpayer funding for Angela Davis amid perceived threats to government and economy.
A Second Circuit ruling blocks a New York law forcing Communist Party donations to be disclosed while allowing the Democratic and Republican parties to comply. The piece argues the decision misapplies constitutional protections for unpopular political beliefs and questions why disclosure would chill speech only for communists rather than other parties or groups.
M Stanton Evans argues Congress will raise federal taxes by 100 to 150 billion over three years to cover deficits blamed on Reagan era cuts. He questions revenue projections, noting higher than expected receipts and possible smaller deficits, urging skepticism of tax increases and criticizing forecasts as uncertain and unproven.
GAO auditors challenge Caspar Weinberger and David Stockman over unclear savings claims in the 1981 82 and future budgets. They fault lack of accountability, monitoring, and fixed responsibility across departments. Interior plans to lease offshore oil and gas may boost revenue but faces legal and implementation hurdles.
The remarks discuss money not buying happiness and reference inflation. The speaker notes cryogenics could allow freezing children between ages 12 and 21. A lighter aside mentions a campsite next to a snorer as a potentially worse situation.
Washington columnist reveals Aramco tax avoidance by four U S oil giants Chevron Exxon Mobil Texaco. IRS document shows 1976 sales of 36 545 billion with 24 64 billion paid as Saudi income tax credited as a tax credit eliminating federal tax on 1 16 billion. Allies with government and Congress enabled scheme.
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