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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1982
Page
4
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The piece accuses Dr. Billy Graham of lending legitimacy to a Soviet backed world peace conference aimed at weakening Western defenses. It portrays Moscow’s disarmament push as duplicitous and notes harsh Soviet religious repression while alleging Afghanistan bears the cost of Moscow’s gas deal.
William F Buckley argues that Israel remains a U S ally despite provocations by the PLO and neighboring states. He cites Reagan's Europe trip, Israeli timing, and growing Palestinian anti American sentiment backed by the Soviet Union. He warns of future risks in Lebanon and urges a tougher U S stance and a campaign to clarify differences between the United States and Soviet Union to Palestinians.
Washington remarks warn that Social Security, the largest federal outlay, is careening toward bankruptcy as benefits rise faster than wages. With deficits of $1 million hourly and a projected $9 billion shortfall in 1982, experts call for tax hikes and cost controls to avert disaster.
In Muncie Indiana Kino Lewis a 21 year old was shot by an 18 year old while walking home after snow blocked sidewalks. His grandmother Daisy Cook held a 1500 policy with Commonwealth Life and received 80 cents after claim denial citing an exclusion for self or other inflicted injuries. Authorities note no premeditation. FTC had flagged such policies as high cost for low benefit.
Jeane Kirkpatrick argues the United States mishandles United Nations diplomacy, treats the body as a political forum, and fails to align actions with national interests. She notes rapid turnover in Washington and cites Britain and France as more effective in steering UN votes, with Falklands lessons.
The senator notes that sharing a risqué story in mixed company feels unsettling, remarking it would be awkward to tell such a tale oneself. He emphasizes the discomfort of crossing social boundaries during informal discussions.
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