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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1981
Page
6
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Sam Church faces a leadership test as UMWA weighs continuing production after contract expiry to prevent a work stoppage while ratification proceeds. Reports conflict on whether royalties to the welfare fund for non union coal are kept, a factor potentially shaping the vote. Separate discussion notes Michigan taxpayers seeking 99 exemptions, IRS rejects the plan as an interest free loan.
M Stanton Evans surveys George Wallace from Montgomery noting his early push of populist anti government themes and tax relief. Wallace argues the 1980 conservative wave was building since the 1972 primaries with blue collar workers and middle class voters breaking from Democrats, aiding Reagan’s rise.
A veteran critic uses allegory to attack U S public schools. He targets teachers salaries and governance, citing low methods, poor measuring, and lack of English diagramming. He argues for reform, tuition tax credits, and parental activism to rescue his son from a failing system.
Analysis argues President Reagan must seize control points within the federal bureaucracy to implement spending cuts and laws, noting Kennedy's earlier success and Nixon Carter failures. The piece cites welfare, contracts, regulations, and environmental rules as entrenched tasks that resist changes, reflecting a latent conservative majority shaped by Watergate era distortions.
Washington analysts warn Brezhnev's heir is unclear as CIA DIA and State Department studies say Chernenko Kirilenko offer transitional paths unlikely to broaden Brezhnev's grip. Kremlin polls show restive younger elites and patronage battles shaping Moscow power shifts. Russia remains a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.
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