Media bias and El Salvador policy clash with Duarte reforms
The piece argues U S coverage of El Salvador is biased and simplistic. It credits President Duarte for land reform and a democratic path, noting the junta invited OAS oversight and seeks free elections in 1982 with Reagan’s backing to prevent Marxist victory.
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el Salvador
Farabundo Marti Liberation Front
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Duarte
Junta
Organization of American States
Reagan
Congress
U.S
Reprocessing Fuel Makes Sense For National Energy Policy
A former editorial argues the United States should buy and run the idle Barnwell reprocessing plant built by Allied Chemical and General Atomic. It contends reprocessing offers energy from spent fuel and reduces waste, urging government operation as part of a civilian nuclear program to prevent economic losses and curb proliferation fears.
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Reagan Administration
Barnwell
Allied Chemical Co
General Atomic Co
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Allied Chemical
General Atomic
France
Britain
U.S
Reagan
Ashley Cooper Sees It prompts quirky reader questions
A column by Ashley Cooper Sees It features a 10 year old reader Ashley Schall of Summerville offering IQ question critiques and playful quizzes. It includes jokes about bedtimes alarms misused questions about burial and Noahs ark and a local panhandler remark with aged witticisms and reflections on poverty.
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Ashley Schall
Summerville
Automation by Robots Transforms Japanese Factory Scene
The Christian Science Monitor reports Japan leads in automation with Fujitsu Fame factory run by machines. About 100 humans maintain operations in a 16 hour day shift, aiming for unmanned plants worldwide and eventual output of one robot performing 15 humans of work. Trade unions see benefits in safer, steady jobs and higher salaries as workers move to white collar roles.
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Webster
Britain
West Germany
United States
Datsun
Tokyo
Japan
The
Christian Science Monitor
Geoffrey Murray
Fanue
Reagan policy garbles tough talk on grain arms and allies
In Washington the Reagan administration pushes tough foreign policy rhetoric but its actions create confusion. The grain embargo, Saudi arms sales, and AWACS plans prompt criticism that policy is incoherent and provocative. The piece argues lifting the embargo undermines Polish and Afghan struggles and blames insufficient self restraint and mixed signals.
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Reagan
Mae West
Saudi Arabia
Chrysler
Poland
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
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