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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1983
Page
6
A brief devotional verse reflecting that the earth and all its inhabitants belong to the Lord and were created by Him with foundation upon the seas and waters. The passage emphasizes divine sovereignty and stewardship over creation.
Reports from Bluefield and Washington cite Consol officials recalling miners as industry recovery acts in, and experts foresee coal powered locomotives returning due to diesel price spikes. Sen. Warner touts coal conversion as cheaper for railroads, with N and W and Norfolk Southern eyeing renewed interest. Industry later laments regulations and rail rates while mocking government spending and proposing tests for officials.
William F Buckley recounts a New York Times essay by Charles A Murray and profiles Daytop, a Westport inspired program in central New York that helps 150 residents aged 17 to 25 overcome drug addiction. The piece notes Daytop’s 38,000 successes, its noninstitutional setting, and the cost comparisons with prisons and mental hospitals.
A thirty year look at Julius and Ethel Rosenberg case reviews Ronald Radosh and Joyce Milton study. It argues the pair were communists and Julius guilty of espionage while Ethel’s guilt remains disputable. It questions death sentences, asserts FBI records support charges, but cites procedural irregularities by Kaufman and the Supreme Court.
Paul Harvey critiques generic aims like freedom and democracy used to justify war. He argues Americans should demand plausible motives for Grenada and warns nuclear war will force a shift to civilized dispute resolution, suggesting the bomb’s true role is deterrence and deliverance.
Reagan advisers split over tilting toward Iraq or Iran in the Iraq Iran war. Pro Iraq factions cite Beirut killings while neutralists warn against emotion guiding policy. Congress weighs export controls and possible terrorist support listings amid broader economic concerns.
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