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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1983
Page
4
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A proverb states that discipline yields wisdom while a child left unchecked brings shame to their mother. The verse highlights parental guidance as essential for proper conduct and character formation.
The piece questions the ethics and scope of the House ethics subcommittee probe into how Carter campaign documents surfaced with Reagan in 1980. It argues for a special prosecutor, notes Hatch Act concerns, and contrasts campaign actions with White House work while criticizing perceived political maneuvering. It closes with praise for the grain deal with the Soviet Union and a jab at ideological divisions.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report a swift government push into San Vicente transforming the Salvadoran conflict. Government forces, aided by 5,500 troops and U.S. trainers, have expelled many guerrillas, begun reestablishing schools and civil defense, and raised hopes of ending the war by year’s end without American troops.
Washington Still Listens To Mansfield. Mike Mansfield, six years as U S ambassador to Japan, remains a pivotal Carter appointee carried over by Reagan. He shapes Japanese policy and economic ties, urging open trade and warning that protectionism harms American jobs and prices. He stresses the Pacific century and a durable bilateral link.
The piece cites the extent of illegal drug use among workers, athletes, and professionals, noting high per capita rates and vast costs. It highlights DEA findings, prison demographics, a cocaine seizure rise, and the Mariel boatlift’s alleged impact, while calling for awareness and health-focused responses.
CIA files recount a Geneva hotel tip about a concealed bomb inside a suitcase. Swiss and CIA tests failed first, then confirmed a powerful explosive embedded in cardboard. Arab bomber, based in Baghdad, allegedly crafted a dozen such devices, with possible links to Beirut attacks. Diplomatic notes and budget audits follow, plus a humorous Bureaucracy digest.
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