Arms talks at Geneva end first round with little progress
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev accused the Reagan administration of delaying space defense research and anti satellite weapon testing, signaling distrust and a tough stance. U S negotiators, led by Max Kampelman, vow to return in five weeks as talks stall.
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Democrats Remembered Through Bandung Reflection
A Havana style critique links U S policy on Nicaragua and the Sandinistas to Bandung era ideals. The piece argues collectivism failed, cites Cuba and Nicaragua, and warns Democrats risk a dated mystique if they cling to old Bandung notions. The Aiken Standard invites reader letters to the editor.
Democrats Misread Reagan Troubles as Path to Victory
The piece argues Democrats should not rely on Reagan's errors to win. It notes Bush’s party risks misreading the 1985 setbacks and warns that opposing voters still see Democrats tied to past policies. It cites Brown’s California success but doubts national gains without fresh, practical strategy.
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Moynihan Lautenberg urge sale of most federal loans
Senators Moynihan and Lautenberg argue the federal loan portfolio at 245 billion dollars is wasteful and growing with 10 percent annual gain. They propose selling most loans to private buyers, creating revenue and centralizing lending to improve efficiency and oversight.
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Brooke Shields Book Memoir Sparks Virginity Debate
The article critiques Brooke Shields plans for a memoir titled On Your Own in which she says she is a virgin. It questions societal fixation on celebrity sexuality while contrasting Shields with other actresses and noting her film roles and public image.
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