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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1982
Page
17
The Falklands standoff threatens a full scale war as winter seas bite. Britain fears long supply lines and heavy Argentine resistance, while Argentina battles isolation and dwindling rations. A UN mediated peace is urged to avert wider global fallout.
Lorain County Senior Action Coalition says its campaign may win. If Ohio General Assembly approves raising interest from 6 to 16 percent, gas customers would gain about 3.8 million dollars more in refunds from Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc. SAC leaders hail the result and press lawmakers to act.
Reagan learned of conservative calls for a coalition budget after a low powered Virginia public TV rebroadcast a House debate on April 26. He thanked Gingrich and aides debated censorship risks as Solzhenitsyn declined a White House lunch. Dart Industries backed Weicker with 5000 dollars as Packwood lobbied for more funds.
A call for due process asserts that even the worst offenders deserve fair legal proceedings and equal protection. Advocates urge impartial trials, proper sentencing, and adherence to constitutional rights, emphasizing that justice must apply uniformly regardless of crime.
Washington column argues the Hinckley case shows a drifting justice system. It critiques insanity defenses, calls for accountability, and contrasts public outrage with the evolving notion of criminal guilt and moral responsibility. It links parallels to Sirhan Sirhan and broader debates on free will, psychology, and the adversary system.
The piece argues the United States has become a loser in the Falklands conflict, detailing how presidents skirt Congress to aid Britain, question the moral stakes, and warn against expanding U.S. involvement. It notes fuel and equipment transfers to Britain, silence from U.S. officials, and the broader clash of self interest versus principle in Latin America. The author calls for a ceasefire and a reassessment of U.S. policy, urging Britain to carry the fight alone.
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