Yugoslavia and Russia a wary outlook in 1980s era analysis
Smith Hempstone argues Tito's Yugoslavia remains a fragile mix of limited free enterprise and totalitarian control. He notes Moscow’s pressure, the potential for a Balkan war, and Yugoslavia’s dire economy with high inflation and debt. The piece speculates on leadership shifts and future Russian leverage.
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Josip Broz Tito
Czechoslovakia
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Communist Party
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Moscow
Afghanistan
Red Army
Belgrade
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
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Macedonia
Greece
Albania
Italy
Adriatic
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Jimmy Carter
Neighbors clash with roaming dogs in Aiken
Aiken officials report nuisance complaints about dogs roaming neighborhoods. City Manager Windham explains no leash law exists and that animal control cannot seize licensed dogs. When disputes arise, officials mediate before potential court action. authors urge owner responsibility and note dogs offer canine security.
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Roland H. Windham
Aiken
City of Aiken
Evidence for the Resurrection in Christian Faith
A professor’s doubt is met with biblical and historical points. The author cites eyewitness accounts in the Gospels and Acts, the empty tomb under Roman guard, and the apostles’ willingness to die for their belief as evidence that Jesus rose again.
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DR. Graham
Jesus
F. A
Jesus Christ
Paul
Christ
Jerusalem
Futhermore
A Letter From Home Reveals a Minnesota Farm Family
A farm wife in Minnesota writes a private letter to a friend in Chicago detailing losses from an 80 mph storm, rotten hay, no second crop, high eggs and feed costs, and damage to buildings and fruit trees. The author contrasts rural hardship with urban welfare debates.
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Minnesota
Chicago
Ruth
Esther
Harveys
South Carolina tax limit committee gains support
The SC Committee for Tax and Spending Limitation urges a constitutional amendment to cap expenditures at 6.6 percent of personal income. Ben Morris leads the effort noting state growth would match income, not trigger cutbacks, and cites comparisons with Georgia and other states.
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Yugoslavia
State Department
U.S
Kremlin
South Carolina
S.C
Ben Morris
Columbia
Georgia
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Florida
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