South Voters Center Stage in 1980 Presidential Battle
The article analyzes how both parties court the South with New Orleans and Atlanta named as convention sites. It highlights Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia as a rising Democratic star while noting George Bush as the main Republican contender. Other Southern figures like Jim Wright and Charles Robb are mentioned as potential Liberal-leaning or centrist options.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
South
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Thomas Jefferson
Sen. Nunn
George Wallace
Alabama
Reagan
Senate
Jimmy Carter
House
Jim Wright
Texas
Charles Robb
Virginia
Lyndon Johnson
Dixie
George Bush
Porous border fuels surge of illegal border crossers
The San Diego sector saw 1986 illegal entries from 67 countries with 50 000 non Mexican apprehensions out of 1.6 million. OTMs rise driven by vast frontier and lax Mexican entry rules aiding global migrants and potential terrorists. U S efforts rely mainly on American action.
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U.s.-Mexican
San Diego
Mexico
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Otms
U.S
Mexico City
Supreme Court To Rule On Hazelwood School Press Case
The Hazelwood School District v. Cathy Kuhlmeier case tests whether a principal can censor a school sponsored newspaper Spectrum. The dispute arose after two articles on teenage pregnancy and parental divorce were killed. lower courts split on whether student editors retain First Amendment protection in a state funded, school supervised paper.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Hazelwood
Cathy Kuhlmeier
Hazelwood East High School
St. Louis
Spectrum
Howard Emerson
Robert Reynolds
Reynolds
Terri
Patti
Julie
U.S. District Court
John F. Nangle
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Citi
Zens
Missouri
Hazelwood High School
Thought For Today Quote by Gotthold Lessing
A concise reflection urges readers to think for themselves, embracing independent judgment while acknowledging the value of personal reasoning. This dated maxim invites individual discernment and intellectual self-reliance.
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters for Publication
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed in the writer’s handwriting with a legible address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters should be brief, addressed to Letters to the Editor, P O Box 456, Aiken, SC 29802, and may be edited for space and taste.
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Aiken Standard
P. O. Box
Aiken
S.C
Monster That Ate Chicago Rise in Great Lakes Threatens Shoreline
The article warns that the Great Lakes waters are at their highest in 125 years, with Chicago shoreline areas eroded by NE winds and rising lake levels. It notes dangers from flooded streets to disrupted power, cites Lake Michigan rising six feet since 1964, and mentions costly mitigation attempts like Lake Forests offshore island and proposed $2.6 million shoreline projects.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Duluth
Buffalo
North Shore
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lakeshore Drive
Earth
United States
Chicago River
Lake Michigan
Contact tracing called key to slowing AIDS spread
The author argues broad testing as a condition for marriage licenses and hospital admission to locate AIDS carriers. It calls for tracing sexual contacts, national coordination, voluntary participation, and education while preserving privacy and civil liberties amid rising global epidemic.
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New York City
Riage
The Surrender Culture In America
A USBIC Writers Syndicate opinion piece attacks a so called surrender culture that opposing nuclear defense programs. It argues Truman relied on Teller to maintain hydrogen weaponry and claims McNamara halted missile subs harming U.S. deterrence. It predicts opposition to MIRVs B 1 bomber and arms talks and urges bipartisan support for national defense.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Truman
Robert Oppenheimer
Edward Teller
U.S
Free World
Robert McNamara
United States
Congress
Central America
Mikhail Gorbachev
Center For Defense Information
Paul Newman
Fund For Peace
Earl C. Ravenal
Institute For Policy Studies
Reagan
America
Reykjavik
Moscow
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Freedom and Student Editors
Boopsie
Huh
Lake Forest
Shore Island
Army
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
By Max Lerner
Sigmund Freud
San Francisco
New York
Zaire
Anthony Harrigan
Usbic Writers Syndicate
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