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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1981
Page
4
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Secretary of State Haig announced a 1000 troop multinational force for Sinai to be in place by April 1982, reaffirming the Camp David pledge. The plan, amid Soviet veto risk, aims to support Israel-Egypt withdrawal while the non American contingent is finalized in Washington Jerusalem and Cairo. The piece contrasts this with criticism of the XM 1 tank, noting its high cost and reliability flaws despite claimed speed and armor, urging resolution with Chrysler before further spending.
Reagan faced political risk as a memo by a young Justice official softened Sandra O’Connor's abortion record. Starr and Smith relied on a memo that omitted key votes, prompting criticism from conservatives while O’Connor was likely to be confirmed. The episode raised concerns of staff influence over the president and the administration’s grip on information.
George F. Will argues Alan Alda's Nightline remarks reveal ERA critics view the amendment as a legal document not needing deep analysis. He suggests ERA would pass only with accurate information but questions its constitutional value and the political tactics surrounding its ratification and Supreme Court nominations.
Senator Harrison Williams once called the voice of the voiceless confronts expulsion after an ABSCAM conviction. An ethics hearing looms with Williams seeking time and Morgan as counsel, while allies and opponents argue over due process and representation.
Stanton Evans argues the Lefever fight distorted views of human rights in U S foreign policy. He claims Carter's era showed little concern for rights, praising regimes in Panama Mozambique and China while undermining Nicaragua, with Freedom House rankings supporting his critique. The piece challenges claims of Carter idealism versus Reagan realism.
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