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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1983
Page
4
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A historical view condemns Iran’s post revolution abuses including execution, disappearances, and forced exile of Bahais. It notes Bahai numbers around 300,000 in Iran and urges international response from groups like the United Nations to counter the state led oppression.
A columnist argues minority scholars face entrenched derision when they challenge orthodox views on Reagan era victimization. He contrasts George E Jordan and Carl Rowan with economists Walter Williams and Thomas Sowell, noting their shared critique of political correctness and urging fair public policy debate.
Cuomo abandoned his bid for the 1984 keynote and Biden leads, with Kennedy cited for senior claim. The trio—Cuomo Kennedy and Biden—are top stump speakers, while Cuomo resists competing and notes no need for a keynoter.
Ray Cromley argues 1984 will be stronger than 1983 with real income rising after inflation, inflation near 4.6 percent, and real growth around 4.5 to 5 percent. Investment should surge 9 to 10 percent, while unemployment stays high near 8.6 percent. Auto sales rise, housing starts near 1.7 million, but high interest rates persist amid budget deficits and limited political action.
The piece outlines congressionally criticized lax security at nuclear material facilities and investigates bonuses awarded to five Energy Department officials. It notes internal documents showing colleagues wrote glowing recommendations while officials pocketed about $115,000 in awards. The article details individual bonuses and statements by Rep. Dingell on misrepresentation to Congress and the White House. It also reports on Italy's Red Brigades decline with law enforcement gains and shifting public safety.
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