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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1985
Page
4
Russell Baker argues that most progress yields limited results or harms, challenging youthful praise of change. He cites stockman’s rail critique, costly air travel, and hospital costs to show how progress often brings pain, inefficiency, or irony despite potential gains.
An editorial endorses Project Graduation '85 at Mitchell Stadium in City Park for Bluefield High School seniors. The Hawaiian Luau style, drug and alcohol free party begins at 11 p.m. and runs into the early hours. Sponsored by the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Drug Awareness Committee and Bluefield Recreation Department, it promotes life saving choices amid peer pressure. Refreshments are free and entertainment provided, with hope the event becomes an annual, life preserving tradition.
J T Jones argues that the Monroe Doctrine grants the United States power to protect the Americas from Soviet influence in Central and South America. He contends liberals misrepresent costs and warns Congress to back diplomatic and military efforts to defend democracy, liberty, and freedom in the region. Jones is editor of The Concordian and Mercer County Republican Club VP.
Readers challenge Elaine Jordan on WVU decision to skip the Metro Conference citing TV coverage and conference scandals. Mickey Sylvester and Ed Hill urge state loyalty and support for West Virginia initiatives. The Daily Telegraph notes submission rules for letters.
William Rusher argues tax reform hinges on Reagan and the current president's courage. He critiques Congress and the Ways and Means Committee, condemns endless loopholes, and urges readers to pressure legislators for genuine reform, claiming this may be the last serious effort in our lifetimes.
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