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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1981
Page
6
The page presents diverse opinion pieces on politics and policy, with the disclaimer that except for the column directly beneath, the editorials do not necessarily represent the newspaper’s official stance. The layout signals a mix of perspectives across the opinion section.
In Washington the Brezhnev invitation sparks debate on risks and gains. Reagan signals not now but perhaps later, urging allies first. Histories of Vienna and Berlin warn against premature talks. Baker credits Reagan’s clear policy for Brezhnev’s willingness to renegotiate. Moscow reacts to Washington.
William F Buckley critiques elite rhetoric as he cites Cold War puzzles from Rhodesia to the PLO, Kazakhstani agents, and Meinhoff links. He argues for direct statements, exposes regime deceit, and urges public ignition of covert Soviet influence worldwide.
A former government GS-15 manager, Ray Williams, draws a pension larger than his Midwest trade association salary and even his former government pay. His case highlights inflated federal pay and pensions contrasted with private-sector earnings, amid debate over proposed Cabinet and congressional pay raises.
Paul Harvey argues for restraint in U S policy toward Central America. He notes El Salvador Nicaragua and Guatemala are unstable, accuses Soviet Cuban sponsorship of guerrilla activity, and questions long years of aid without stabilizing the region. He suggests the United States once led by example rather than intervention.
Washington columnist recounts Lefever phone call protesting a critical column. The piece details Lefever views on human rights, U.S. duties, and support for allied authoritarian regimes, plus his defense of Nestle funding to his think tank and the columnist’s response.
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