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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1982
Page
4
A concise reflection cites Proverbs 11 6 declaring that pride leads to disgrace while humility brings wisdom, inviting contemplation on character and ethical living. The verse contrasts arrogance with humility and recommends prudent conduct.
The piece weighs Lebanon’s foreign troop withdrawal stalled by Israeli Lebanese talks and Beirut Jerusalem diplomacy. It notes Amin Gemayel’s insistence on military level talks, the risk of civil conflict without外 forces, and Reagan’s faltering plan for Palestinian autonomy. It cites Mubarak’s push for recognizing Israel and PLO shifts toward acceptance. It highlights broader regional dynamics.
A reader argues Reagan overstated Soviet edge in missiles while noting U.S. warheads outweigh missiles. The letter cites DoD and NATO figures and proposes mutual nuclear restraint. Other letters celebrate Mental Health donations, question Montcalm High School fight handling, and praise Bluefield Arts Center event and upcoming exhibits.
Washington flags a major gap in U S intelligence funding arguing that without more money the United States could be blind to Soviet activity as Reagan era boosts lag behind and critical space shuttle and satellite systems face delays. The piece also notes EPA tennis culture where officials mix official business with games at Hains Point and internal car trips for reservations.
Washington report reveals Peace Corps officials pressed a minority contractor to name subcontractors and proposed a hardcore pro Soviet indoctrination plan. Armando Chapelli submitted a bid with Coston Associates and Edward Vandette, but the contract went to others at a lower price, amid questions about the script and cost.
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