Peace Through Strength Remains The Best Strategy
The essay argues SALT II death knell shows limited value of arms control. It notes Soviet violations and US deployment, but insists nuclear deterrence and strength remain key. It cautions against overreliance on treaties and urges realis tic aims in future talks to sustain peace.
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United States
Reagan
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Senate
Washington
Europe
Reykjavik
Geneva
Why Test For Drugs Why Not
A Washington column argues federal drug testing guidelines are sensible. It notes only a small pool of employees in sensitive roles would be tested and due process, appeals, and advance notice protect civil rights. The piece compares testing to airport security and rejects the premise of universal fear.
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Washington
Frank R. Wolf
R-Va
The
Washington Post
Hokum
Henry Pennies
Federal
Torquemadas
One House Dress Code Says Men Wear Pants in SC House
A South Carolina House dress rule requires women to wear dresses or skirts while men must wear ties. Rep Jean Toal announced the policy as chair of the House Rules Committee after last session saw female parade attire. A female page in slacks voiced quiet resistance.
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South Carolina
House of Representatives
House
Jean Toal
Richland
Thought For Today Quip From Cardinal Spellman
A quote from Cardinal Francis Spellman playfully reframes the three ages of man with a compliment about appearance. It appears in a Thought For Today style item highlighting his wit and public persona.
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Cardinal Francis Joseph Spellman
Bush In Situation He Can't Control
Washington observers parse Vice President George Bush's remarks amid the Iran Nicaragua crisis. The critic notes Bush gains if Reagan succeeds, yet risks if the controversy cripples the administration or if he was aware of any funds diversion. Bush defends his stance while acknowledging questions about policy and trust.
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Washington
George Bush
Reagan
Bush
Iran
Nicaragua
Iowa
New Hampshire
American Enterprise Institute
National Security Council
Central America
Congress
United States of America
Republican Party
Dear Dr Graham: guidance for overcoming acrophobia
A reader asks how to break a long standing fear of leaving the home and entering public places. The counselor affirms the fear is real, advises seeking help from a pastor or doctor and a trained counselor, and urges reliance on biblical promises that God is with her.
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DR. Graham
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