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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1983

Page

5

Righteousness Exalts a Nation Proverb Reflection

A reflective note cites Proverbs 14 34 stating righteousness lifts nations while sin brings disgrace, urging moral conduct and accountability. The line emphasizes ethical governance and societal integrity as guiding principles.

Not A Workable Idea for Merit Pay in Schools

The West Virginia Education Association and similar groups oppose Reagan's merit pay plan, warning it would breed favoritism and divisiveness. They argue raises would go to political allies, not truly capable teachers, and suggest tests plus impartial evaluations to reward good work while removing underperformers, with unions resisting such reforms.

West Virginia Education Association Teachers Union Reagan National Education Association West Virginia

Kissinger Debate Draws Fire From Hersh and Buckley

William F Buckley praises Kissinger while Seymour Hersh faces sharp rebuttals over claims about the secretary of state. The exchange touches on Kissinger’s 1968 campaign roles, Nixon era files, and the broader question of Kennedy and Nixon era politics, with Buckley defending Kissinger’s legacy amid critical charges.

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Enders Departure Signals Change in Central American Policy

The article reviews the 1980s Central American policy shift as Thomas Enders and Deane Hinton leave their Latin American posts. It notes Enders’s initial hardline stance giving way to a two track approach and praises his effort to learn Spanish. It highlights Jeane Kirkpatrick’s continued influence and casts doubt on policy prospects under the White House.

Thomas Ostrom Enders Central America el Salvador Enders Stockholm Belgrade Canada Carter Phnom Penh Cambodia Vietnam Tom Enders Latin America State Department Department Deane R. Hinton Hinton San Salvador Robert White White House Jeane J. Kirkpatrick East River Oval Office Thomas Enders Washington

Africa's economic woes and Western aid patterns

Paul Harvey argues that calling African nations developing or disadvantaged masks their long history of setbacks, with only nine Black African countries feeding themselves. He cites Soviet failures, African leaders exploiting wealth, and repeated dependence on Western aid as harmful, urging Africa to shed welfare dependence and self-correct.

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Nuclear sabotage threat spurs NRC warning and secrecy

Washington reports rising sabotage attempts at U S nuclear plants with alarms raised over lax protections and secret attack numbers. NRC issues alert while concealing the threshold of attackers, claiming safeguards info. Also notes Synfuels survival aided by political allies amid funding debates.

Washington Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRC Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Board Diablo Canyon California Governor’s Office San Luis Obispo Mothers For Peace Diablo John Dillon Synfuels U.S Synfuels Corp White House Congress Jim Wright D-Texas House Cabinet Council David Stockman Tom Corcoran R-Ill

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