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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1983
Page
4
A brief devotional line echoes Proverbs 26 4 urging discernment in replying to folly without echoing it back. The quote frames a caution to avoid repeating foolishness and to choose wise restraint in conversation.
The article analyzes the Lebanon crisis with Syria rejecting the Israeli Lebanese withdrawal pact backed by the Soviet Union. Syria and PLO occupy northern Lebanon while Israel holds a southern zone. Begin warns no full pullout, fearing a power vacuum and multi national force role. PLO mutiny undercuts Arafat with radical support from Syria and Libya raising risks to peace.
Profile of George Will’s rise from Washington editor to liberal Rome?n whisperer of conservatism. The piece traces Will from National Review to the Washington Post, his evolving brand, and the clash with liberal critics, ending with a critique of The New Republic excerpt on welfare state welfare.
Washington reports that virtually unnoticed by the press the White House has held weekly meetings with Ronald Reagan and his 1980 supporters as they renew ties and plot a second-term bid. The invited include Laxalt Nofziger Manafort Coors and Meese aides say Reagan plans to run though public stance remains noncommittal.
Paul Harvey notes a trend of Americans leaning toward self segregation. He argues social forces push communities toward separation by race and identity, shaping political and cultural life. He warns of eroding shared public spaces and increased friction across neighborhoods.
The piece contrasts segregated dating services with real estate practice and questions rights of association amid attacks from an ACLU type group. It notes Chicago’s first black mayor Harold Washington and Rev. Clay Evans urging blacks to rally in a broad war on social ills and noise, drugs, vandalism, and education issues.
Federal demand for repayment endangers La Clinica del Pueblo in Tierra Amarilla, a long standing rural clinic serving an elderly population. The $102,000 debt grew after waivers were halted, while the center relies on community funding for most of its $240,000 yearly budget. local supporters argue the clinic should be subsidized and remain independent.
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