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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1981
Page
6
A reflective note cites Job 13 4 about deceivers in medicine, warning against false healers and urging discernment in health care, with a Biblical quotation stressing the value of genuine physicians over impostors.
Reagan secures a pivotal Senate reversal approving the AWACS radar aircraft sale to Saudi Arabia after early opposition from Israel and others. The vote underlines Reagan diplomacy and signals limits to Israel influence while stressing US supervision of the system. The World Bank reports 1980 developing country growth at 4.6 percent, far outpacing industrial nations.
William F Buckley critiques Norman Lear and his People for the American Way urging opposition to the Religious New Right. The piece questions why the Bible debt issue is used in political discourse, questions the NEA’s role, and argues for a pluralistic society while warning against attacks on religiously rooted critique.
Ray Cromley frames a critique on U S schools and job readiness noting rising unemployment and scarce qualified applicants. He argues students lack reading, writing and math skills, cites homework and text book declines, criticizes automatic promotions and extracurricular overemphasis, and calls parental pressure on local boards to demand change.
GAO auditors find the Labor Department and Internal Revenue Service bungled the six year investigation into the Teamsters Central States Pension Fund. The draft report cites narrow focus on real estate and missed abuses, costing 8.5 million and delaying action. It names Roy Williams and Jackie Presser as former trustees and notes IRS nonparticipation.
Captain Paul H. Davis argues the Third World sought a modern Marshall Plan at Cancun but President Reagan rejects it. The piece traces Point Four’s legacy, U.S. aid effects, and shifts in wealth and power, arguing the era has changed and calls for domestic focus over foreign spending while criticizing media and international actors.
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