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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1983
Page
5
A biblical verse from Proverbs 14 31 emphasizes that oppressing the poor insults the Creator while showing kindness to the needy honors God. It contrasts harsh conduct with charitable action and frames generosity as reverence.
A man freed after 24 years in prison won 1 million dollars in damages from New York after a prosecutor withheld evidence and used perjured testimony to convict him. The piece notes public officials deserve accountability though such cases are rare and that many believe guilt remains regardless of formal exoneration.
West German intelligence reports, cited by Newsweek, that the Soviet Union finances about 30 million dollars annually to German peace groups. Among recipients is the Green Party, which holds 27 Bundestag seats and largely opposes NATO nuclear deterrence. The piece questions whether funding would end if Greens pushed for dismantling Soviet SS-20 missiles in exchange for not deploying new American missiles.
The cartoon caption notes Dad got the idea from Gary Crosby and is writing memoirs about what it was like to be his father.
William F Buckley discusses the Supreme Court Bob Jones University decision and the concept of God-given rights. He notes Justice Rehnquist’s lone dissent and questions whether the court is shaping religion to fit public policy, citing Reagan on abortion and the Baby Doe case to illustrate fragile perceived God-given rights.
Delaware s tough drunk driving laws produced little drop in alcohol related crashes until random sobriety checkpoints began December 4 1982 to May 15 1983. 8253 vehicles stopped yielded 170 DUI arrests and a 50 percent drop in alcohol related deaths despite strong public opposition.
A reader urges Americans to display the flag on Flag Day June 14, reflecting on the price of freedom, unity, and national pride. The letter invokes veterans, God, and duty, urging citizens to honor Old Glory as a symbol beyond cloth and color.
Timothy J. Hennessy, a 35 year old auditor trainee, accuses fellow male colleagues in the Naval Audit Service of a sustained pattern of obscene remarks and homophobic innuendo aiming to coerce him into homosexual favors. An internal report corroborates many allegations and notes management failed procedures while Hennessy’s performance remained rated good. The case may go to a formal judicial hearing as Rep. Frank Wolf shows interest.
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