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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1983
Page
4
A devotional verse begins with thanks to the Lord for his goodness and enduring love. The text invites reflection on proclaiming the Lord’s mighty acts and praising his works.
A committee of 161 top executives led by J Peter Grace reviews federal worker pay and benefits. It finds overpayments in blue collar wages and costly overgrading, with health, vacation, and sick benefits higher than private sector norms. Retirement costs rise sharply, calling for two-class reform and alignment with private-sector levels.
William L. Rusher argues that core rifts shape East West policy beyond surface issues. He analyzes Reagan's stark framing of the Soviet Union as irreconcilable evil and the debate over diplomacy versus strength in confronting a fundamentally flawed system.
A State Department background view argues that the Lebanese conflict centers on internal feuds and a fragmented government. It criticizes outsiders including Syrians and other Arabs for meddling, warns against heavy handed peacekeeping, and questions U.S. aims to pressure Damascus while Lebanon’s factions fight among themselves.
The piece argues that anti Soviet and anti Cuban guerrillas succeed best when left to local leadership. It contrasts Afghanistan and Angola with Vietnam Laos and El Salvador, criticizes U S control, cites Savimbi UNITA, Cuban troops, and Soviet aid, and cites Mao’s view that guerrilla wars must be run by locals with simple weapons.
Argentina faces a pivotal choice on pursuing a nuclear bomb. CIA reports warn Argentina could have a weapon by 1987 with top priority, and by 1990 without. Enriched uranium and plutonium routes discussed, with production plants planned, while nonproliferation pacts are not signed. The White House urges caution and influence to avoid weapons capability.
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