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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1983
Page
4
The page notes that most columns reflect individual editorials and political views not necessarily shared by the newspaper. only the column directly below may align with the publication's stance.
The piece argues the US brokered Lebanon Israel treaty may never take effect as Syria and the PLO resist withdrawal. It warns partition would hurt Lebanon and the United States and keeps Israeli troops in a costly occupation. It urges direct or Arab league diplomacy to secure a withdrawal and a fragile peace.
Donald F. Graff reports on a dire Argentine crisis where military rulers seek a deal with the Peronists who were ousted in 1976. The regime trials falter amid a battered economy, mass disappearances, and international criticism as October elections approach, risking further turmoil.
M Stanton Evans argues the Soviet Union flagrantly violates arms control pacts such as SALT and the 1975 biological weapons agreement. He notes evidence cited by Foreign Affairs and State Department studies, yet Washington presses ahead with new talks, including Haig's latest round with Moscow.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that the CIA stake in Nicaragua and internal agency politics crippled VOA modernization. Senate action was blocked by Barry Goldwater amid Turner influence, while USIA nepotism scandals led to a $65 million cut. Colorado politics and New York GOP tensions add to a volatile Washington scene.
State Department denounces Soviet air raids on Afghan civilians as intolerable. Cables from embassies describe towns bombed to rubble, villages massacred, residents shot and raped, and looting by troops as a scorched earth policy spreads from Kabul region toward Shamali. Assassinations of Russian personnel persist amid broader repression.
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