Right To Work Protects Winnsboro Plant Jobs in SC
South Carolina Attorney General T. Travis Medlock rules that Right to Work laws bar displacing locally hired Mack workers in Winnsboro to make room for union transfers. About 900 employed, 347 from Pennsylvania and Maryland. The opinion questions legality of the transfer clause if it discriminates against local non union applicants. Mack should hire without union strings in the future.
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South Carolina
T. Travis Medlock
Mack Trucks
Winnsboro
Mack
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Jersey
United Auto Workers Union
Medlock
Noriega Ties With Soviets and Sandinistas Under Scrutiny
U S Senate investigates Manuel Noriega for alleged drug trafficking links and arms support to Sandinistas and El Salvador rebels. He faces accusations of soliciting Soviet aid and using Panama’s banks for cocaine shipments. Senate moves to cut aid and halt joint exercises with Panama, weighing relocation of Southern Command.
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Manuel Noriega
Panama City
Managua
el Salvador
Noriega
Panama
U.S
Miami
United States
Soviet Union
Aeroflot
Moscow
Muammar Gaddafi
Roberto Miranda
Humberto Ortega
Miranda
Senate
Washington
Reagan Could End Presidency As Peaceful Finish
The piece argues Ronald Reagan can still close his presidency strongly as a pragmatist and peacemaker. It notes his enduring public image, the INF treaty prospects, and the need to focus on disarmament over social issues, while acknowledging limits of a final term.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
America
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
White House
Senate
John Kennedy
Dakotas
Kennedy
National Rifle Association
Barry Goldwater
Mikhail Gorbachev
Afghanistan
Europe
Bob Dole
George Bush
Dole
Enduring Appeal Of Communism In The West
A 1987 analysis argues communism, despite crimes from Lenin to Pol Pot, retains magnetism in the West. It blames Western elites and intellectuals for sympathetic views, viewing Marxism as a form of Christian heresy and noting Soviet diplomacy, anti apartheid debates, and Cold War-era biases.
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Lenin
Winter Palace
Czar
Ukraine
Stalin
Baltic States
Finland
Yalta
Gulag Archipelago
China
Cuba
Ethiopia
Vietnam
Moscow
Russia
Solzhenitsyn
Pasternak
Nureyev
Baryshnikov
West
U.S
Grenada
Nicaragua
Angola
Europe
Gorbachev
United States
Mao
Castro
Mengistu
Pol Pot
Africa
Mr. Botha
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Gen. Noriega
Gen Noreiga
Paul Hollander
Lincoln Steffins
Jane Fonda
Somoza
South Africa
Kipling
Jfk
Fidel Castro
Idi Amin
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