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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1981
Page
6
The page notes that most columns express individual views and do not reflect the newspaper’s official stance except for the adjacent column directly beneath, which may carry the paper’s position. It frames the section as a range of editorials and political commentary.
The text notes that Eve gave Adam the forbidden fruit after observing the tree described as desirable for attaining wisdom. The verse Gen chapter three verse six records both her action and Adam’s subsequent eating, highlighting the shared disobedience.
Residents of Bluefield West Virginia and neighboring Bluefield Virginia discuss the possibility of Bluefield Virginia becoming Graham Virginia again. The issue hinges on a proposed name change following a special election in Bluefield Virginia and reflects shared regional ties despite a state line.
Government spending on films and audio visual programs runs into the hundreds of millions annually with estimates as high as 600 million. Printing costs and disguised publicity salaries add to the bill. Critics urge a moratorium and a stocktake to cut waste and fund bona fide government services.
William F Buckley argues Reagan's stance on Japan car limits marks a philosophical flip. He claims government action raises prices and harms American consumers while reducing Japanese sales by about 20 percent. Buckley discusses free trade versus government intervention and potential compensatory protections.
The piece argues government price controls and tariffs kept U S carmakers bloated. it notes a lag before prices reflect reality and urges insulation for Detroit. It contrasts with airline deregulation, cites losses by Pan Am TWA Braniff Northwest Flying Tiger, and calls for a task force to evaluate unilateral accommodation. It warns that foreign carriers dominate routes and warns against overreliance on government restraint.
M Stanton Evans situates budget battles as a prelude to fierce debate over Reagan proposed steep cuts in personal income tax under supply side economics. He cites George Gilder’s Wealth and Poverty to illuminate core questions of wealth creation and policy, arguing for clearer understanding of the administration’s economic approach.
The piece details Bendectin's development, testing lapses, and postmarket doubts with Merrell Dow's role, while noting FDA's self-imposed delay on warning inserts amid anti regulatory pressure. It contrasts policy shifts with calls for accountability and cites executives, doctors, and public interests.
March of Dimes advocates prenatal care and parental involvement to reduce teen births and health problems. Grants support schools clinics and hospitals teaching genetics nutrition and smoking risks. Tazewell County project cited. Also a city opinion endorsing libertarian free market ideas for Bluefield downtown revival and inviting contact with Chris Gundlach.
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