Smithsonian to Bring National Lectures to USCAiken May 24
The Smithsonian National Associates Lecture and Seminar Program selects Aiken among fewer than 20 cities to host. USCAiken and the Chamber of Commerce sponsor with local partners. Tickets go on sale at Etherredge Center and the Chamber. remaining seats sold at the door.
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Spineless Allies Question In Libya Policy Debate
The piece argues Americans back the Libya airstrike while faulting European allies for lacking support. It labels France and Italy as compromisers and notes Britain Israel and Canada offered aid, with the U S warning terrorists Iran and Syria nations at large must face penalties.
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Mediterranean Version Of Bonnie & Clyde
The piece argues that Libya and its ally Mansour and Khadafy are modern Bonnie and Clyde figures, condemning terrorism and the attack that killed innocents. It contends Western reaction should focus on victims like Demetra Klug, the Klinghoffer case, and TWA survivors, not perpetrators.
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Demetra Klug
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Summit Doubts Grow On Reagan Gorbachev Agenda
Reagan's Geneva framework for a future with the USSR stalls as Washington and Moscow trade halted summit plans. After Libyan raids and mutual misgivings, Shultz-Shevardnadze talks are scrapped, Tass cites US provocations, and no resumption date is set. Knight Ridder Service.
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Nuclear war on hold reshapes youth fears in study
A California Legislature study shows that modern students fear nuclear war more than grades or pimples. Eleventh graders report anxiety, despair, and a sense of impending doom, linking this unease to issues like campus drug culture and economic insecurity. News agency Los Angeles Times Syndicate.
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