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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1981
Page
5
Faith Moves Mountains In Biblical Thought
The passage cites Matthew 17 20 where Jesus says faith can move mountains. The Interpreter's Bible notes it figuratively rather than literally and reflects on faith effecting great changes such as empires and oppressive systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Brezhnev visit fuels West European peace movement debate
A state visit by Leonid Brezhnev to West Germany highlights a growing peace movement across Europe. Protesters, pacifists, and students urge reducing nuclear threats, while NATO missiles are defended as essential insurance. Chancellor Schmidt says Bonn majority still backs NATO missiles, despite mass demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Leonid Brezhnev
West Germany
Brezhnev
U.S
Helmut Schmidt
Soviet Union
NATO
England
Germany
Holland
Italy
Moscow
Regan
Leon Wieseltier
Harvard
United States
NATO Alliance
Schmidt
Bonn
Vendetta to topple Allen exposes press bias and power plays
William L. Rusher argues the Reagan era backlash against Richard Allen mirrors earlier assaults on Nixon Carter and Haig. HeBreadcrumbs claim a powerful Washington media cabal uses dramatic investigations to topple top officials. He notes lingering probes into Allen over a $1000 magazine payment and a $50,000 consulting sale, while the Justice Department finds no culpability. Time magazine is cited describing the broader pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Allen
Reagan
Washington Press Corps
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Bert Lance
Allen
Nancy Reagan
Justice Department
FBI
Peter Hannaford
Los Angeles
Time Magazine
Reforming Religion on Campus The Establishment Clause Saga
George F. Will discusses the Supreme Court ruling upholding a university policy banning religious worship on campus and the broader Establishment Clause debates. He analyzes Justice Powell's majority view, dissenters White and Stevens, and the implications for academic freedom and neutral state stance toward religion. The piece links the Missouri case to wider liberal support for Castro and the Nicaragua situation, arguing the Court’s complexity fuels confusion rather than clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Lewis F. Powell, Jr
Light
Appeals Court
Powell
Byron White
John Paul Stevens
White
Stevens
They Did It Again The Sandinistas and their Cuban pattern
The Council for Inter-American Security warns that the Sandinistas imitate Cuba in building a Marxist police state, exporting Marxism, and relying on Cuban sponsors. About 3,000 Cubans are in Nicaragua, with indoctrination and neighborhood committees to detect deviations. Richard Allen’s drama drags on with no proof of wrongdoing, while a public servant risks his career over a “whiff of impropriety.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Moscow
Castro
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
U.S
Carter
Somoza
Council For Inter-American Security
Humberto Ortega
United Nations
Libya
North Korea
PLO
Suppor
Afghanistan
National Security
Richard Allen
Secret hit list targets VISTA volunteers amid budget fight
Washington reports reveal President Reagan's budget team aims to cripple VISTA by denying reapplication to 39 non profit groups. Tom Pauken, head of ACTION, circulated the hit list at a Kingston Coalition meeting with four groups backing conservative causes. Memo notes suggest VISTA may be phased out by next year as funding wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
VISTA
Peace Corps
Reagan
Tom Pauken
Action
Pauken
Kingston Coalition
Washington Hotel
Corky Johnson
Legal Aid
Nancy Reagan
Panken
David Stockman
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