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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1982
Page
5
A concise reflection on Proverbs 11 12: belittling neighbors shows lack of sense while a person with understanding restrains judgment. The verse honors restraint and thoughtful speech in daily conduct.
The piece argues the U.S. should avoid more Marines in Lebanon but may face such a move if Israeli intransigence continues. It cites Israeli occupation risks, calls for intensified diplomacy, and warns that credibility in the Arab world hinges on a credible withdrawal and renewed pressure on Israel to compromise.
In a 1980 reflection at National Review’s 25th anniversary, William Buckley doubts Rusher’s pessimism that liberalism is finished. The piece argues Kennedy will not seek 1984, sees Udall as liberal hope, and predicts liberalism may fade by default if Udall or others fail to rally, with Kennedy’s era fading by 1988 and beyond.
Donald F. Graff argues Honduras should not receive Israeli arms despite regional threats. He notes Honduras relies on U S military aid and needs schools roads and economic development, while Israel remains a major arms exporter with a history of aiding regimes including Somoza. The piece links arms sales to regional instability and U S policy.
Paul Harvey surveys notable 1982 advances across fields. Cryogenic recycling uses shredded tires to create oil spill absorbents and asphalt reinforcement. Diesel soot reduced by adding alcohol and platinum coating. Silicon-based life hypotheses yield polysilastyrine, a strong moldable polymer. Gene splicing yields brighter crops. auranafin gold compound shows potential against arthritis. New 96 percent air glass insulates better. Laser eye brain spinal surgery advances. A water-soluble metal shields oil well repairs. Paper press-drying boosts cheaper paper. Hodgkin lymphoma now treatable with four drugs. High protein peanut flour and methane heat from landfill wells emerge.
Former Rep. John Murphy faces appeals after a claim from FBI middleman Howard Criden that he lied to agents to lure Murphy into ABSCAM. Criden testified in secret and told senators he never briefed Murphy on any bribery, while the briefcase with 50000 dollars was passed to Criden.
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