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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1983
Page
4
A morning message shares a proverb about mutual improvement, noting that one man's strength helps another grow stronger through steady, respectful challenge. It highlights the value of constructive encouragement and personal growth in daily life.
The Challenger returns from a six day mission to Edwards Air Force Base California prompting admiration for the crew and the engineers behind spaceflight. A Lebanese prosecutor absolves Christian Phalangists of responsibility for the Palestinian refugee massacre while Israel bears ultimate blame. Ariel Sharon is held personally responsible for allowing militiamen into camps under Israeli control, leading to widespread criticism of Lebanese Christian leadership and Israeli government actions. The piece urges reconciliation between Christians and Muslims and rejects blaming Jews alone.
Kermit D. Johnson, West Point class of 1951, served in Korea Vietnam and Europe. He holds the Distinguished Service Medal Bronze Star and Meritorious Service Medal and is a former chief of chaplains. Now with the Center for Defense Information he argues nuclear deference is immoral and urges unilateral disarmament or phased reductions. He cites Merton and warns that leaders may justify mass destruction in moral terms.
In a sharp speech Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker urged cutting pay and shortening sessions, arguing Congress has become full-time and bureaucratic. He recalled the old system of part-time lawmakers and faulted the current practice of lengthy sessions and dense legislation. The Senate has raised pay despite his warning, while a budget stalemate and economic concerns loom.
Secret Reagan administration cables outline Saudi financial strain from the world oil glut. They suggest Sheik Zaki Yamani may be scapegoated, potentially moved to a royal adviser post while Fahd preserves favor. Saudi production and payments cited, with deficits forecast and Bechtel ARAMCO cutbacks noted.
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