Clark's Statement Challenged in El Salvador Elections
Former U S attorney general Ramsey Clark and two university professors observed polling across eight locales in El Salvador. Baloyra and Anderson disputed Clark on violence and turnout, noting enthusiastic ballots and limited guerrilla interference despite firefights near Apopa.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
U.S
el Salvador
Thomas Anderson
Yale University
Enrique Baloyra
University of North Carolina
Letter to the Editor on school funding and staffing levels
John Graham Altman III, chairman of the Charleston County School Board, argues against increasing school budgets and staff. He cites rising student to staff ratios over 14 years, urges 10 percent job cuts to save about seven million dollars, and predicts a push toward more basic, cost effective education. He notes board colleagues are increasingly informed and seek measurable results.
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Aiken
Charleston County
Aiken County
Charleston
America
John Graham Altman, III
Charleston County School Board
Florida Still Beautiful but Overwhelmed by Immigration
Paul Harvey argues Florida remains beautiful yet is burdened by crime overpopulation and refugee waves from Cuba and Haiti. He cites Dade County classrooms overcrowding unemployment housing strain and police costs while criticizing federal immigration policy and urging limits on accepting newcomers.
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Dade County
Florida
Miami
Havana
Simpson Mazzoli bill looms in immigration debate
Congress sees a major new immigration plan by Sen. Alan Simpson and Rep. Romano Mazzoli proposing employer sanctions, residency path for pre 1978 aliens, streamlined foreign labor recruitment, a federal ID method, and annual limits. Debate centers on feasibility and enforcement.
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Sen
Alan Simpson
Romano Mazzoli
D-Ky
U.S
Canada
Mexico
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Congress
White House
Select Commission On Immigration and Refugee Policy
Chariots of Fire Captures Oscar Buzz and Wide Praise
The film thrills audiences with English and Scottish scenery, a stirring score, and period costumes. It features Jackson Scholz, an 85 year old former Olympian and Aiken resident, as a central character and upholds traditional religious values with no explicit content. Viewers are urged to support wholesome cinema to influence future Academy choices.
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Motion Picture Academy
Aiken
Jackson Scholz
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Christian Democrat
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Balogra
Apopa
Council On Hemispheric Affairs
Joe
Paul Harvey
Hell
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Cuba
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Graham
Haiti
John Doe
Jesse Jackson
Doonesbury
Albie
New York
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