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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1987
Page
2
William Safire argues that Kuwait's emir al Sabah leverages Western oil security against the United States by pressuring it over Gulf tanker protection and Soviet influence. He urges firm policy measures including limiting arms, threatening oil tariffs, and avoiding hostage-style concessions while stressing the need to counter Moscow and sustain Western access to oil.
The West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Darrell McGraw billed the state $723 for travel in March and April, with trips from Martinsburg to Huntington and other cities. The editorial accuses him of using taxpayer funds to boost his re election bid while critiquing his time records and lack of accountability. It argues he should focus on the bench and law rather than self promotion.
A reader questions guardrail replacements along the airport road and on U.S. 52 intersections. The letter critiques proposed fire department staffing, volunteers, and funding, asking where money will come from and whether insurance costs rise.
The Daily Telegraph invites letters on public interest topics. Submissions must include signature, address, and phone number. Pen names and anonymous letters are not published. Names will not be withheld and letters may be edited to fit space.
James Reston argues that President Reagan faces a weakened position as he pushes for arms control and seeks bipartisan support. He notes the looming Iran-contra hearings, ongoing Iran-Iraq war involvement, and the need for congressional cooperation ahead of the Gorbachev summit. Reston contends Reagan’s sharp rhetoric contrasts with his request for accord with Congress.
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