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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1983
Page
4
Proverb Reflection on Honor and Foolishness
A brief biblical reflection contrasts honor with folly, noting that praise does not suit a fool. The verse from Proverbs 26 1 underscores the mismatch between honor and foolish conduct, using vivid natural imagery.
Keynes and Nixon in an economics throughline of demand
The piece traces Keynes’s idea of aggregate demand as the cure for unemployment, contrasts it with Nixon era policy, and notes the shift toward modeling gaps. It questions the long term efficacy of Keynesian consensus, cites Brittain and Feldstein, and ends by weighing Schumpeter’s warning about power to redistribute demand and bureaucratic creep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
America
Keynes
Nixon
Britain
Samuel Brittain
Martin Feldstein
Joseph Schumpeter
Buckley on Budget Blame and Defense Spending
William F Buckley argues the deficit stems from Democratic control and defense spending, while defending a balanced budget amendment. He notes Reagan’s higher defense outlays and tax policy, and cites historical tax shares to frame responsibility as shared between administrations and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Regan
Carter
Reagan
Deregulation Deepens Flight Market and Cuts Costs
The piece argues airline deregulation boosts efficiency and lowers fares, countering media criticism. It cites deregulation acts of 1978 and 1980s, noting more competition, new airlines, cost-based fares, and higher ridership, while media coverage remains skeptical. Economists Graham and Kaplan support the positive impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Congress
Dan Rather
CBS Evening News
Meredith Vieira
Chicago
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Vieira
David Graham
Daniel Kaplan
Civil Aeronautics Board
Fluorescent light cancer fears prompt review
A 1982 London Sydney study links women's exposure to fluorescent lighting with doubled melanoma risk, while NYU researchers offer conflicting explanations. Public concern grows as critics call for cautious interpretation and warn against unnecessary anxiety from media coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sydney
Australia
New York University
NYU Medical
NYU
Massachusetts
Nixon era plot aimed to discredit investigative reporter
Seymour Hersh details a White House bid led by Nixon Kissinger aides to silence journalist Jack Anderson. The book The Price of Power cites attempts to wiretap, bully, and even drug or harm Anderson, with officials denying formal assassination plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seymour Hersh
Henry Kissinger
Hersh
Richard Nixon
Kissinger
Nixon Nixon
Nixon
United States
National Security Agency
Anderson
White House
John) Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
Radford
FBI
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House of Congress
ACLU
Donald Lambro
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Boston
Jack Anderson
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Charles Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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G. Gordon
Liddy
Howard
Hunt
CIA
Charles Colson
Colson
Senate Intelligence Committee
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