Stalinism Rises in East Germany After Helsinki Accords
East Germany tightens control on information and dissent on the Helsinki anniversary. Foreign journalists face tighter rules and locals risk prison for statements to foreigners or anti government acts. The piece cites Stefan Heym criticizing the crackdown as a revival of Stalinism.
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Amtrak gains as House backs rail service restorations
The House restores over half the cuts in Amtrak service proposed by President Carter. Senate action is expected to bring further restorations as rising fuel costs underscore rail transit importance. The piece notes Europe’s rail expansion and high speed lines and suggests U.S. gasoline prices could reach European levels, boosting Amtrak’s relevance.
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Supreme Court rules on Congress equal protection and libel cases
The Supreme Court holds sex discrimination in congressional hiring illegal and allows damages against lawmakers. It also rules libel limits do not shield senators when statements are spread publicly. Rep Patricia Schroeder and Morris Udall support Congress equal employment reform. Proxmire faces continued scrutiny over Golden Fleece awards amid potential FOIA extensions debate.
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Can We Afford No Nukes The Times versus the No Nukes lobby
The New York Times editorial urges caution against banning nuclear energy, arguing the cry is premature. It notes Three Mile Island had no injuries or radiation damage, backs continued nuclear power, and cites state power mixes and current reactor counts to support diversification and safety improvements.
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Remarkable Israelis at International Press Institute gathering
Virgil Pinkley reports on Israeli journalists in Athens describing hopes for Sadat s long presidency, Israel s defense burden, inflation, and devaluations, plus a view of strength in military capacity, population trends, and rapid national development.
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The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit letters signed in the writer’s handwriting with a mailing address. Anonymous letters will not be considered. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity and libel. The typical limit is 200 words unless editors grant exceptions.
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