Congress Delays On Comprehensive Market Reform After Crash
Our view argues that despite Brady Commission findings and minor fixes in SEC authority and clearing processes, current bills are late and inadequate. They miss the key goal of a single regulatory framework uniting stock and futures markets despite interlinked pricing and risk dynamics.
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Brady Commission
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Senate
Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Drexel Burnham Lambert
Wall Street
Chicago
Letters to the Editor Defend Local Volunteer Firefighters
A letter defends volunteer fire departments against criticism. It emphasizes volunteers work 24/7 for little pay, juggle regular jobs, training, and equipment costs, and risks their lives to protect homes and families. The author urges community support and participation in fundraisers.
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Graniteville Co
GVW Fire Department
Aey
Aiken Standard Welcomes Reader Letters to Editor
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address. Submissions should be legible and preferably typed. Brief, direct letters are preferred and all letters may be edited and condensed. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken S C 29002.
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Aiken
Pro life clash echoes in Idaho and Belgium debates
Governor Andrus vetoes a restrictive abortion bill in Idaho while Belgium’s King Baudouin refuses to sign a ban on abortion. The piece argues the moral stakes, cites Thomas More as a parallel, and critiques secular and religious politics in the abortion dispute. It contrasts American civil rights with religious conscience in law.
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Urely
Idaho
Belgium
Cecil Andrus
King Baudouin
Andrus
Baudouin
Thomas More
Henry VIII
Catherine of Aragon
Anne Boleyn
Germany
Esau
Mario Cuomo
Mr. Carter
Supreme Court
Jose
More
Tomer
America
West Germany
Roe v. Wade
California
Molly Yard
Gloria Steinem
Betty Friedan
Asia
Africa
Latin America
New York Times
Mark Davis
William Murphy
Davis
Father Murphy
Yesteryear
Dresden
Nagasaki
Peace pays reshapes postwar power balance
Washington debates postwar strategy as Japan and Germany emerge stronger in peace. Ezra Vogel says Cold War over Japan won. Maj. Gen. Stackpole cautions U.S. troops must stay in Japan to deter remilitarization. Germany’s reunification and Europe security prompt calls to keep U.S. forces abroad. Economic clout, not military might, drives power now.
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White House
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America
Harvard
Ezra Vogel
Henry Stackpole III
Marine Corps
U.S
Soviet Union
The
Princeton
Asia
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le Cascord
Washington
Poland
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Pepe
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West
East
Europe
Bush
Jack Mendelsohn
Arms Control Association
Stackpole
Mendelsohn
United States
David Boren
D-Okla
Senate Intelligence Committee
Aeean Coerenaeem
Misguided Sanctions Hit Wrong Target
The 1986 immigration law’s penalties for employers sparked fear and discrimination against dark skin and accents. GAO findings show non Anglo job seekers face bias, with 10 percent of employers admitting illegal discrimination and 5 percent limiting to citizens only. INS work authorization documents confuse employers and fuel uneven practices.
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California
Fair Employment and Housing Commission
U.S. Government Accounting Office
Niesrond, Docrmastin Nitamsie Penne
Loyers
Los Angeles
San Jose
Calif Ion
Dale Warner
Canada
Colombia
INS
Andrew Sop
Immiunfair Employment Practices
Day of Justice
Stromy
GAO
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Matthew
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Luke
John
Kaysen
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Levi Strauss
Christian Klein
Gene McNary
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