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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1982
Page
8
A concise biblical verse notes that a wise son brings joy to his father while a foolish son causes grief to his mother, reflecting family dynamics and moral instruction. The line emphasizes the impact of parental guidance and filial behavior within a household.
The piece argues against censorship and defends publishing freedom, noting a new National Council of Teachers of English survey showing frequent attacks on Go Ask Alice The Catcher in the Rye Of Mice and Men Slaughterhouse Five and Huckleberry Finn. It warns restricting controversial works narrows literature and harms education while defending Hustler as part of free expression.
Yuri Andropov, the USSR’s top power figure, must balance repression with reform as the economy falters. Brezhnev’s era of stability ends as production slackens, drunkenness rises, and foreign loans and barter replace growth. Without new reforms, Soviet industry and the military infrastructure risk rot and decline.
A GAO study highlights disparities in how federal prosecutors across districts decide which cases to pursue. Noting variable dollar thresholds for embezzlement and differing declination practices, the report cites examples from California Texas and Kentucky while urging coordination with state authorities.
M Stanton Evans notes liberal clergy push political advocacy under the banner of religion, while the NCC pursues leftist policy stances. He argues clergy may voice ethics but should avoid endorsing specific policies, warning of the danger of mixing church and state and the danger of a fixed doctrinal stance in politics.
Washington story details Loret Ruppe's struggle to train volunteers about communism under Section 8c. A revised film lightens Marxism, provoking criticism from liberals and New Right critics. Controversy grows over contract choices and contractor substitutions amid budget concerns.
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