Nuclear fears debate tied to The Day After film
Harvard psychiatrist Robert Coles doubts children’s nuclear fear is universal and notes fear may reflect socio economic status. A U S News survey finds college students anxious about nuclear war but not all act on it. The piece warns unilateral disarmament risks and threats to liberty.
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Aiken Chooses Thurlow to Lead Sesquicentennial Plans
H W Bill Thurlow named overall chairman of the Sesquicentennial Advisory Committee in Aiken. The sponsoring group includes Jerry Johnson as president James McNair treasurer and Mike Hosang secretary with City Manager Roland Windham guiding planners. The 1985 observance runs throughout the year with focus May 3 to 12.
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Bill) Thurlow
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Truman Capote A Life Richly Lived in Fame and Writing
The article recalls Truman Capote as a writer who sought wealth and fame without sacrificing art. It notes his flamboyant persona, influence on journalism with In Cold Blood, and his focus on desperate, lonely characters. It mentions his Native New Orleans roots and late life as a renewed writer.
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Republicans Fail to Seize Moment at Dallas Convention
In Dallas, Republicans failed to project confidence as a governing party. Delegates, led by House conservatives and the Bush era tensions, showed internal rifts over future roles and the party’s direction while Reagan nears the end of his bid.
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NonAthletic Brain Olympics Suggested To Rival 1984 Games
Ashley Cooper argues for a 1986 brain and creativity Olympics to celebrate intellects over athletes. The plan envisions international events in science art and logic with age brackets, televised like the Olympics, and aims to inspire students worldwide.
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Carl Lewis
Mary Decker
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Edwin Moses
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Neighborly faith challenged by grouchy critic
Reader asks if a quarrelsome neighbor can be a Christian. The pastor says only God knows true faith, but true believers show love. She should respond with kindness, practical help, and prayer, despite irritation.
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