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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1983
Page
4
A reading of Psalm 23 1 2 expresses trust in guidance and provision, declaring the Lord as shepherd who leads to peaceful pastures, restores the soul, and provides sustainment in all needs. The verses emphasize confidence in divine care and rest.
At a $1,000-a-plate Democratic dinner in Washington Pamela Harriman called Ronald Reagan the biggest spender in American history and warned of seeds of huge inflation. The critique ignores constitutional limits on appropriations, noting only Congress controls spending. Reagan voters proved capable in 1980 and may again in 1984.
A Washington social fundraiser by Averill Harriman plans a 1000 dollar per ticket reception for John D Rockefeller IV of Charleston. The event, linked to Rockefeller's Senate bid, aims to bolster fundraising amid anticipated heavy money inflows from other sources. Critics question the ethics of costly donor events and whether they influence political races.
Buckley riffs on postal failures citing vanity fair piece Abroad at Home by Judith Martin. He recalls mailed manuscripts marked for overnight delivery that arrive unclaimed, then reveals a mailing house's 3 percent non delivery rate. He compares 23 cent stamps and nine digit ZIPs to Peruvian empire speed. He notes Lagos on 60 Minutes and ends with Baby Jane Doe legal issues and 504 protections.
The piece critiques the Baby Jane Doe debate, noting Richard Gross asserts public policy must support handicapped infants and improve long term prognosis. It argues law cannot indefinitely condition a child's right to survival on family wealth or social program existence, calling for federally mandated safeguards and information rather than unfettered parental rights.
Ray Cromley argues preparedness alone cannot stop nuclear war and urges continued talks with Moscow, Western unity, and an all-out effort to develop non-nuclear weapons capable of destroying Soviet missiles in flight and defenses against subs and Intermediate range missiles.
Washington columnist argues President Reagan can lower oil costs to flood markets with oil, break OPEC control, and boost the economy. He cites past oil gate dynamics, OPEC pricing pressures, and Swiss marketing moves while urging swift U.S. action to cut crude to about three dollars a barrel. The piece also notes travel deals from Airhitch contrasted with Olympic Airways fares.
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