Chemical Weapons Stockpile Growing Amid Cold War Deal Talks
The piece notes expanding global chemical weapons inventories led by the Soviet Union and aging US stocks, with about 20 nations possessing or capable of producing such arms. It cites Geneva Protocol limits, US and Soviet dispute over inspections, and plans for on site dismantling as a potential spur for wider cooperation.
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Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Europe
Iraq
Iran
Kremlin
Kampuchea
Laos
Third World
Bush
Geneva
West Germany
U.S
Washington
Art Over Argument and the Power of Persuasion
A synthesis argues art outperforms logic in shaping public sentiment. It cites Sibelius Finlandia, Top Gun enlistments, Disney’s Bambi, Dickens, Stowe, and Black Beauty as examples of art moving masses, with public relations struggling to match art’s affect.
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Finland
Alexander
Jean Sibelius
Finlandia
Dickens
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Lincoln
Walt Disney
Albert Payson Terhune
Kilpatrick Earns Criticism Over Meese Nomination Call
Letter writers defend Judge Ginsburg against Kilpatrick after his calls to fire Attorney General Meese. They praise Ginsburg’s record from Harvard Law to the D C Circuit and note Meese’s role in supporting the Kennedy nomination as a qualified successor.
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James Kilpatrick
Meese
Ginsburg
Kilpatrick
McGowan
Thurgood Marshall
Harvard Law School
Office of Management and Budget
Department of Justice
U.S. Court of Appeals
D.C
Supreme Court
A Kilpatrick
White House
OMB
Bork
Justice Department
Howard Baker
Justice Powell
Anthony Kennedy
Ed Meese
Knight missteps spark backlash in Indiana saga
Ashley Cooper rails at Bobby Knight for pulling his team off the court and sparking a broader critique of Knight and university leadership. The column notes a new IU president, TV awards jabs, and a future where public figures face sharper scrutiny amid sports and politics.
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Bobby Knight
Indiana University
Bobby
John McEnroe
Soviet Union
Knight
Indiana
Dan
Oliver North
Washington
Philippines
Ferdinand
Imelda Marcos
Sen
Joseph Biden
Biden
Summit risks and Star Wars plan dominate Reagan agenda
The article argues the summit with the Soviets risks collapse over Star Wars and SDI. It claims removing middle range missiles favors the Soviet Union and that America gains nothing from a new treaty. It notes SDI as a deterrent and questions endless military standoff costs.
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Europe
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
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