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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1982
Page
4
A reflection on the insanity defense in the Hinckley Reagan assassination trial. It argues insanity is a legal rather than medical term and suggests juries, not psychiatrists, should determine insanity while experts explain disorders and symptoms. It discusses reform ideas and the need for public safety.
Washington note reads that conservatives expect better GOP performance in November. Some RNC observers predict a House majority, others foresee near-majority gains with possible GOP cooperation from conservative Democrats to elect a speaker. The piece also covers the intra movement clashes and Reagan era budget tactics.
A June anti-nuclear demonstration in Central Park is portrayed by major media as a peaceful mass event, yet critics argue it was orchestrated by the World Peace Council and Soviet fronts. They say the protest served Soviet propaganda aims with Communist collaboration, involving Mobilization For Survival and others, while many participants were unaware of manipulation.
Paul Harvey argues Americans oppose nuclear war but questions Soviet trustworthiness. He cites breaches of treaties, Soviet actions in Cuba, and involvement in Afghanistan and Southeast Asia, contending even with restraint the USSR could threaten global security and the balance of power.
Washington report details Edwin Wilson and Frank Terpil charged with illegally shipping U.S. explosives to Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy. Wilson claims CIA background and containment of Libyan nuclear material, while associates face parallel investigations. Also covered are investigations into Herman Grace’s misconduct and a healthcare agency teleconference center spending scrutiny.
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