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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1981
Page
4
The page presents a range of editorial and political opinions with the exception of the column directly below, which may reflect the newspaper's viewpoint.
The phrase joy appears abundantly in scripture, with the Bible showing joy in numerous forms. A verse from Ecclesiastes notes God grants wisdom knowledge and joy to the good in his sight.
The piece surveys Reagan’s plan to cut 62 year olds benefits to 55 percent and slow cost of living adjustments, aiming to ease Social Security strain amid widespread concern. It also notes Los Angeles Superior Court reducing Carol Burnett’s libel award against the National Enquirer from 1.6 million to 800 thousand, arguing excessive awards threaten press freedom and urging responsible reporting.
William F Buckley reports on Jeane Kirkpatrick's early March CFR remarks in New York. She clarifies four key distinctions for human rights and policy: ideas versus institutions, rights versus goals, intention versus consequence, and personal versus political morality.
William L. Rusher discusses boycotts of TV advertisers. He notes CBTV protests and liberal critiques while weighing censorship concerns. The piece questions national reach of television and the future impact of satellite broadcasts on local morals and programming choices.
A Congressional study warns that core urban areas, especially in the Northeast and Middle Atlantic, will struggle as industry shifts to the suburbs and to the South and West. It notes rising poverty and welfare costs, shrinking tax bases, and a slow path to revitalization through research aided industry.
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