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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1981
Page
5
The Old Testament phrase help meet appears in Genesis 2 18 where God states it is not good for man to be alone and vows to make a help meet for him. The term later evolves into helppmate or helpmate in common usage.
The piece defends Reagan policies on school lunches, noting subsidies remained for many students while costs rise for others. It argues the new guidelines reduce waste and focus on those who can pay, cites GAO fraud estimates of up to 220 million dollars, and urges prosecutions of government cheats to ensure taxpayers get value.
William L. Rusher evaluates United Nations criticism of the United States and Jeane Kirkpatrick's stern letter to unaligned nations. He notes mixed reactions from 93 member states, citing Nigeria and Lebanon for cooling or rebuke, and questions whether a strong response is warranted or effective against a broad, unaligned bloc.
The piece reports 500 to 600 Cuban special-forces troops covertly airlifted to Nicaragua with Cuba’s ambassador aboard, aiming to seize eastern El Salvador after the Puente del Oro bridge was blown. It argues the administration faces an urgent choice about exposing Castro’s Soviet-backed plan and selecting strong countermeasures beyond small adviser deployments.
Ray Cromley recounts Bob a 54 year old executive who after a stroke retrained rather than retire. A transfer preserved his value and a 500000 life‑long earnings difference. The piece argues millions of disabled could work with rehab and shifts in policy. It also covers Reagan’s Social Security minimum benefit cut reversal and misread GAO data.
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