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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1983
Page
5
A devotional verse invites the earth to sing to the Lord and declare his glory among all peoples praising his marvelous deeds across nations.
United Press International clarifies the WVU stadium funding story. State leaders and Rockefeller aides say he opposed and vetoed the capital project before finally signing the $52 million bill after pressure. A committee funded by Rockefeller’s Senate campaign ran the misleading full page ad claiming sole credit. Also clarifies a local car plate misidentification and explains BCH QA program at Bluefield hospital.
An editorial urges self policing over the holiday season as a key tactic amid high alcohol related crashes. It notes 25,000 annual deaths from alcohol use and the broader harm of drunk driving, with 700,000 injured each year, calling for education and tougher laws.
William L. Rusher writes from New York to Tip O'Neill criticizing Democratic appeals for expanding government. He questions tax projections, deficits, and funding for social programs, argues for a Republican Congress with Reagan, and warns against Democratic promises without plan to pay for them.
Retired Navy Captain P H Davis argues Lebanon is a holding action and warns the US must separate from the conflict. He maps strategic stakes from Afghanistan to Israel, urging support for Marines, the President, and Israel while noting Soviet leverage via Iran and Syria.
Washington notes document Soviet disinformation efforts led by the KGB and World Peace Council to steer the American peace movement. FBI and CIA reports describe officers guiding demonstrations, distributing literature, and influencing meetings. The World Peace Council, led by Romesh Chandra, aided campaigns against Western nuclear weapons and U.N. disarmament events with CPUSA ties.
U S. intelligence traced messages from Fidel Castro and Ayatollah Khomeini urging deadly attacks by extremist actors. The special report warned of rising vehicle bombs and other methods, with embassies in Bahrain Oman and the United Arab Emirates identified as vulnerable targets.
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