Proverb on Self Control as City Without Walls
A reflective Biblical verse notes that a man lacking self control resembles a city breached and defenseless, highlighting fragility and the need for restraint.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1983
Page
4
A reflective Biblical verse notes that a man lacking self control resembles a city breached and defenseless, highlighting fragility and the need for restraint.
The Abscam sting led to convictions of several Congress members who argued they were baited by FBI tactics. The Supreme Court refused appeals, allowing sentences to proceed. The piece defends the FBI’s methods, praising persistence and ruling no rights were violated as public trust is restored.
William L. Rusher argues liberals push the idea that the Soviet Union is not entirely evil, comparing it to historical appeasement of hostile powers. He criticizes coverage by George Kennan and Stephen Rosenfeld, contrasts Reagan’s framing, and urges a Christian view of evil and the West’s duty to oppose Soviet aggression.
Donald Lambro argues CBS News misreported food stamp trends noting 1980 19.3 million recipients rose to 22.2 million by 1983 and $11.8 billion in costs. He challenges network distortions of Reagan era budget cuts and analyzes SSI AFDC and child nutrition program figures.
Paul Harvey notes a wet spring refilled underground aquifers especially in the Northeast, lifting water levels in Connecticut Rhode Island and Massachusetts while other regions show mixed or below average levels. He warns overdraft remains a concern in many breadbasket states as rainfall shifts.
Washington reports Seymour Hersh's forthcoming book The Price of Power reveals alleged nuclear tampering by Nixon and Kissinger in 1969 Cambodia bombings. It accuses them of secrecy and bypassing SAC command and control, plus a misread Soviet MRV/MIRV threat and Haig’s growing influence. It notes Kissinger's China trip as a high risk gamble without Mao’s commitment.
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