Tortuous Road Lies Ahead In Middle East Peace Efforts
The month after President Sadat’s historic visit to Israel sees momentum in Middle East diplomacy. Begin travels to the US with proposals for Carter, aiming to break the Palestinian refugee stalemate and advance autonomy talks.
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Israel
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Menahem Begin
United States
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Begin
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Gaza Strip
Middle East
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Samaria
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Sadat-Begin
Bomber Strikes Fauchon in Paris Five-Story Store Damaged
Last week two pre-dawn bombs exploded at Fauchon in Paris, severely damaging the main building and annex near the Madeleine. Bombing’s identity remains unknown, but Maoist-linked groups once targeted the store as bourgeois symbol. No injuries reported. concerns linger about holiday sales losses and staff impacts.
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The Aiken Standard accepts signed letters with the writer's handwriting address and rejects anonymous submissions. Letters should be legible, preferably typed, and may be edited for space clarity fact taste and libel. The limit is 200 words with editorial discretion for exceptions.
Honest Advice and True Friendship in Action
Dear H F asks if honesty should overcome friendship. The response cites David and Jonathan and Proverbs to show truthful, loving criticism. It offers three guidelines: assess self fault, check motives, and pray for timing, aiming to speak truth in love.
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Home and Family as Foundations of American Life
Prof. Reynolds Price argues in Saturday Review that home shapes policy and national life. He links family roots in North Carolina to social stability and cautions against self fulfillment eroding duties to kin and tradition. The Census Bureau notes a return toward hometowns as cities lose appeal.
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Duke University
Saturday Review
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Prof. Price
United States
Price
Edmund Burke
Census Bureau
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Flying Cowboys Gone
The piece contrasts old barnstorming pilots with modern agricultural aviation and notes the shift to costly, tech driven aircraft. It highlights regulatory pressure from FAA OSHA EPA FEPC and EEOC, and recalls a 11 year old move by agribusiness to form the National Agricultural Aviation Assn. to educate Washington. It ends with a reflection on the pilots' blue eyes remains.
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FAA
OSHA
EPA
FEPC
EEOC
National Agricultural Aviation Assn
Washington
The Qualities Of Leadership and the Need for New Heroes
An essay argues that leadership is taught and earned by ordinary people through commitment and effort. It presses for self made leaders to replace failed public figures and outlines loyalty enthusiasm responsibility detail follow through perseverance and humor as core traits.
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