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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1981
Page
14
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In Geneva, U S chief negotiator Paul Nitze and Soviet Yuli Kvitsinsky discuss theater nuclear arms limits in Europe. The exchange weighs survivability of superpowers, verification, and the risk of nuclear exchange, stressing a shared goal to preserve life and prevent total war.
William L. Rusher analyzes South Africa's race problem and possible paths to reform. He notes the demographic mix of whites, Coloureds, Asians, and blacks, the failed homeland policy, and mounting international pressure. He surveys proposals from equal but limited white franchise to ethnically autonomy arrangements and a confederal council for blacks.
Washington reports ongoing questions about pressure from SBA officials to approve a $505000 Department of Energy subcontract for Solar America Inc. Edward L. Romero of Albuquerque leads the minority owned firm. GAO cites false statements and conspiracy in a confidential draft investigation.
The Ukraine Helsinki Monitoring Group grows from 10 to 37 members as arrests and exile rise for dissent. A linked Soviet case shows fear in the USSR, with dissidents facing imprisonment and police harassment amid Polish and Ukrainian tensions. Meanwhile Gatsha Buthelezi muses on a consensual model for Natal in South Africa.
National Humane Society investigators describe severe conditions at puppy mills across Iowa Kansas Missouri Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Illinois with overcrowding filthy enclosures frozen water and little medical care. The report notes licenses under the Animal Welfare Act are lax enforcement and many breeders expect some puppies to die. Executive memo hints at ongoing telephone tapping within FEMA and possible Reagan Cabinet changes after year’s start.
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