Editorial Calls For Keeping Mass Killer Corona Behind Bars
The article notes Juan Corona, convicted of 25 murders in 1973, later overturned, retried, and again convicted in 1988. California Superior Court Judge Richard Patton imposes 25 concurrent life terms, urges life imprisonment, and rejects a third trial for jury misconduct.
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Corona
Feather River
California
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Case for gold gains steam in Republican critique
The article reviews Rep. Ron Paul and Lewis Lehrman’s minority report to the U S Gold Commission and their book The Case for Gold. They argue inflation stems from an unanchored currency since Nixon’s 1971 decision, urging a commodity standard to curb future price rises and long term interest rates.
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Ron Paul
Texas
Lewis Lehrman
New York
U.S. Gold Commission
Commission
Cato Institute
Paul
Lehrman
Federal Reserve
Richard Nixon
U.S
Paul and
Milton Friedman
FEC
Dear Dr. Graham guidance for a repentant sinner
A troubled reader asks if change is possible after leaving God and an abortion. The response affirms that God forgives through Jesus Christ, removes sins, and offers a new life. It urges turning to Christ to know God personally and start daily fellowship and guidance.
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Dolly
Carolinas
Baby Darling
Miami
Gastonia
Kim
Mommy
Sluggo
Bill
DR. Graham
W.T.S
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Reagan Glenn 1984 Campaign Outlook
The piece argues 1984 may feature a Reagan Glenn contest. It outlines three models guiding voter needs: traditional liberalism with Mondale, high tech economy with Gary Hart, and a folk counter-hero dynamic favoring Reagan against a centrist Glenn. The author predicts an eventful race shaped by candidate charisma and economic outcomes.
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Ronald Reagan
John Glenn
George McGovern
Reagan
Tom Wolf
Gary Hart
Glenn
Tomorrow's American Journalists
A critique of a Columbia School of Journalism study finds aspiring journalists overwhelmingly liberal and non-religious. It argues future reporters will increasingly blend advocacy with reporting, eroding journalistic neutrality and undermining public trust.
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Rothman
Linda Lichter
Columbia School of Journalism
Fidel Castro
Jimmy Carter
John Anderson
Ronald Reagan
United States
Ralph Nader
Gloria Steinem
Edward Kennedy
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Tomorrow's American Journalists
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S. Robert Lichter
Stanley Rothman
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