Our View Closing Down Nuclear Power Is A Democratic Objective
The piece argues that Tsongas faces a nuclear power doubt while opponents like Jerry Brown push to shut plants and rely on conservation. It notes South Carolina’s heavy nuclear reliance and worries about reducing consumption, framing nuclear power as cleaner with less pollution than fossil fuels.
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Paul Tsongas
New Hampshire
Tsongas
California
Jerry Brown
South Carolina
Congress Pay Increases Criticized As Self Serving
The piece argues Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell applauds sacrifices by Americans while Congress grants itself a 4400 January raise. Since 1987 the deficit has grown and congressional pay has risen by 52100, nearly 70 percent, fueling claims of an entitlement and criticism of the nation’s mounting debt and tax burden.
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Senate
George Mitchell
Congress
Steven Schwalm
Heritage Foundation
Schwalm
James Madison
Letters to the editor oppose Kilpatrick column
Frank Griffith of Chimerell Church Road criticizes James J. Kilpatrick for negative jabs at candidates. He argues voters should study records until they can choose better government rather than rely on appearance or labels.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Mr. Kilpatrick
Pat Buchanan
George Bush
Kilpatrick
Frank Griffith
Chimerell Church Road
Call to retire Native American nicknames in sports from Georgia view
The author argues for dropping team names linked to Native Americans including Braves Cherokees Seminoles and Redskins as part of broader reconciliation in Georgia. He notes language labels vary from Indian to Native American and warns that stereotypes and parodies offend many Indigenous people, urging immediate change.
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Atlanta Braves
Kendrick Cherokees
Florida State Seminoles
Columbus Indians
Washington Redskins
Georgia
North American
Bering Strait
East Indies
America
FSU
Life On The Block To Highest Bidder Abortion Debate Sparks Fallout
The piece examines Martina Greywind, a 28 year old Fargo resident pregnant at 12 weeks with a history of drug use and multiple arrests. It details offers from anti abortion groups and anonymous donors to influence her decision, highlighting ethical concerns about placing money on life and the impact of political zealotry on personal choice. It includes commentary by Arthur Caplan on biomedical ethics and calls for isolation from militants and a private environment to help Greywind stay drug free.
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America
Reywind
Fargo
N.D
Greywind
Mark Beauchene
Beauchene
North Dakota
Minnesota
M. Greywind
Martina Greywind
Aribes
Ives
American Gold Comes In Sneakers
An inexact essay contrasts Americans winning Olympic gold with sneakers against skates, noting Bonnie Blair’s success in speed skating and a broader critique of U S performance. It links crime and education to national pride, citing a study on incarceration and schooling while joking about televised spectatorship.
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T'S
America
Bonnie Blair
Duncan Kennedy
Pri
United States
Sentencing Project
U.S
South Africa
Venezuela
Blair
Christa Luding
Germany
Finsh
Soviet Union
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Rights
Mr. Brown
Washington
Brown
Mr. Reagan
Sacrament
Gov. Brown
Atlanta
New York
Ron Maxon
The
Lambs of Krist
Arthur Caplan
Center For Biomedical Ethics
University of Minnesota
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