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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1983
Page
5
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A succinct reflection on loyalty from Proverbs 27 10 urging that close neighbors can prove wiser than distant kin in times of trouble. The verse counsels valuing nearby support over long-distance ties.
The Washington Monthly notes federal retiree spending exceeds welfare aid in 1982. It highlights a global shift as Latin America leans toward free elections, with Brazil Ecuador Venezuela Peru Colombia Bolivia Mexico Costa Rica and Uruguay moving away from military rule. Reagan advances democracy through Caribbean Basin Initiative Project Democracy and Radio Marti, but Congress resists parts of the package.
Buckley analyzes Reagan era press tensions across issues of language miscommunication and media misreporting. He cites Nakasone Mitterand and others, notes Reagan’s off the record joke at a press banquet, and contrasts declarations with measured analysis in coverage of John Ashbrook tribute remarks.
In a reflective assessment Donald F. Graff notes that what began as a quick win in Lebanon has stretched into a prolonged Arab Israeli war. PLO strength is up, Soviets and Syrians remain engaged, and Lebanon's government lacks authority beyond the presidential palace. Occupation costs and regional dynamics threaten Israel's security outlook.
Ray Cromley profiles a proton based fusion concept as a potential safe nuclear option. He notes limited government support while nations expand fission and weapon capability, and cites MIT and Rutgers work led by Bogdan Maglich achieving 10 billion degree fuel briefly. The challenge remains raising density by fiftyfold and stabilizing the plasma.
The article recounts Nancy Reagan’s story of Mary Lee Wright, a blind foster grandparent whose work with two disabled children ended after ACTION cut funding and decentralized sponsorships. Wright, now isolated from her “grandchildren,” appeals to Mrs. Reagan for help. The piece also notes concerns over the Integrated Emergency Management System and a diplomatic note on Soviet summer camps and Africa’s human rights desk.
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