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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1981
Page
6
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph outlines the editorial page as a collection of varied opinions. It states that except for the column directly below, these columns do not necessarily reflect the newspaper’s views.
An editorial discusses the rise of compact cars and their safety tradeoffs, urging careful driving as small cars increase in market share. It condemns last year’s newsroom search law as overdue but inadequate and argues against CIA push for surprise searches, noting subpoenas suffice for information and protecting press freedom.
George F Will surveys Joe Califano’s memoir Governing America, a dense, sometimes dubious look at government’s inner workings and liberal policy ideals. The eight chapters cover abortion, Social Security, civil rights, education, and health policy, arguing how politics and demographics shape agendas more than party control.
Jacob Timerman exiled Argentinian editor, aided by publisher Robert Bernstein, influenced the Lefever confirmation fight. His dramatic appeal, presented to key senators, violated custom by a foreign national testifying and shifted attention to human rights policy, undermining Ernest Lefever's bid for assistant secretary of state. Timerman met Pell and Tsongas, drawing applause as he voiced Argentina’s torture and imprisonment.
Productivity rose 4.3 percent in Q1 amid a mixed scene of industry shifts and labor practices. Kyocera’s American plant in California highlights Japanese management style, while Detroit automakers face quality and labor challenges. Senate probes involving Orrin Hatch and Iowa colleagues unfold amid broader drug enforcement debates and DEA criticism.
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