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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1981
Page
6
Hugh Short as editor and Richard Wesley as executive editor present a page of varied editorials and political viewpoints. The columns cover broad issues and reflect the newspaper's self described stance while noting exceptions for the adjacent column's distinct perspective.
The piece argues agriculture textiles and integrated circuits show how U S industries can thrive amid foreign competition. It notes vigorous research investment climate and adaptation as key factors with lessons for auto steel and others as Reagan reforms aim to boost productivity and investment in the 1980s.
George F Will notes a dangerous principle in some conservative rhetoric within the Senate Budget Committee. He highlights rookie lawmakers like Mark Andrews pushing steep cuts, while Daniel Patrick Moynihan urges balance by praising government programs such as the Rural Electrification Administration and the Bureau of Reclamation.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak describe a fractured Reagan cabinet over auto imports with a tentative unilateral voluntary Japanese quota. Disagreement pits Baldridge Donovan against Stockman and Lewis, as Treasury and OMB push to send the issue to the president’s desk, while cabinet hardliners seek action aligned with business and labor interests.
A long Institute of Medicine report charges national neglect of research on alcoholism. It links alcohol to birth defects and deaths, notes rising highway fatalities, and warns of bleak prospects for millions of drinkers and families. It urges more study, prevention, and treatment.
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