What Should Reagan Do About Crime and Immigration?
The piece argues crime rose sharply in 1980 and blames narcotics and illegal immigration, focusing on Miami where police say refugees fuel crime amid fears of violence. It notes rising homicides Robbery and rape rates, and asks what a Reagan administration should do to tackle the issue.
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Miami
Reagan
Indiana
Florida
Fay
Harold Burns
Cuba
Haiti
Burns
Ken Harris
Miami Beach
Questionnaire Test for GOP Staff Aides Sparks Debate
Republicans who control more House payrolls adopt a writing questionnaire to gauge applicants political leanings. Critics say it mirrors a platform referendum and may deter loyal partisans. The piece argues a true test is whether new members seek staff with real government experience.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Capitol Hill
Percy Moscow trip sparks Senate foreign policy uproar
The article reports Sen. Charles Percy’s Moscow visit for talks with Brezhnev Gromyko and Ustinov. It alleges Percy favored a Palestinian state led by Yasir Arafat and coordinated remarks with President-elect Reagan, prompting GOP and Reagan aides to condemn the conduct as a threat to executive-led policy.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Charles J. Percy
Ill
Moscow
Kremlin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dmitri Ustinov
Percy
U.S. Senate
Yasir Arafat
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Arafat
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
Reagan
State Department
Sen
China
Persian Gulf
Iran
Afghanistan
Poland
Cuba
Central America
Executive Branch
Congress
Frank Church
Idaho
Percy - Church
Washington
Faith and divine justice in wrongful theft guidance
A letter shares a past theft from a relative after a death, asking why God judges. The reply notes God notices all sins, cites Galatians 6 7 and Romans 2 16, says God forgives but sin brings consequences, and urges confession and divine forgiveness per 1 John 1 9.
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Dr. Graham
M.L
0.M.L
Reagan and Human Rights in a Proportionate Policy
An observer argues Reagan will not drop human rights as a policy aim. The piece contrasts Carter era failures in defining rights globally, cites Magna Carta and constitutional roots, and urges a proportionate approach toward authoritarian and totalitarian regimes, with Taiwan and China as context. It stresses avoiding sensationalism while pursuing meaningful rights and cautions about abuses such as Cultural Revolution atrocities.
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Taipei
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Carter
Western
Europe
North America
Communist Bloc
Republic of China
Taiwan
People’s Republic of China
Green Island
Freedom
Gang of Four
Peking
As Ashley Sees It A Spoiled 13 Year Old Brat
A humorous column fragment discusses a spoiled 13 year old and his lighter mood when told his mother will have a baby, then pivots to social signals in cars. It describes back seat ledges showing character, from hats and tobacco to books and price stickers, ending with a Snail ordering a VW with an S hood emblem to evoke a joke about escargot.
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Walt Garrison
Harper’s
Saturday Review
The
London
Observer
Virginia Woolf
Plato
Jean Paul Sartre
Audrey Galloway
Volkswagen
Ple
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