Crusade for a litter free 1988 in Aiken
Readers urge a city wide campaign to curb litter in 1988. They call for a task force from County Council City Council Chamber of Commerce and schools to combine education and enforcement, enlist fast food businesses and mobilize citizens to pick up litter.
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Aiken
Greater
Congress funds parochial schools in France fallout
A columnist criticizes a hidden $8 million appropriation to build North African Jewish school facilities in France within a large 600 billion bill. The piece questions Sen. Daniel Inouye’s ethics and calls for budget restraint amid a widening federal deficit, noting private funding should cover such projects. The column frames it as a Capitol Hill spending excess that ignores domestic needs.
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Congress
America
Manhattan
Puget Sound
France
House-Senate
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Reagan
Capitol Hill
Sen. Inouye
Ozar Hatorah
Paris
United States
State Department
Rep
David Obey
Wis
Indiana professor challenges students on ethics of genetics
Ball State University biology professor Dr. Jon Hendrix teaches a senior graduate course for pre medists to confront complex ethical questions. He urges students to analyze issues from abortion to genetic engineering and to consider humane treatment of chimps used in research.
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Indiana
Ball State University
Jon Hendrix
Natural Resources
Hendrix
Dozen Predictions For 1988 By Thomas Lowell
A satirical year end list imagines wild forecasts for 1988. Predictions target figures like Jesse Jackson Pat Robertson Steinbrenner Cuomo NOW Gephardt Gorbachev North Bakker Hahn and other named entities in a humorous political tone.
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Jesse Jackson
Pat Robertson
New York Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Senate
Supreme Court
Reagan
Gary Hart
Mario Cuomo
New York
National Organization For Women
Ladies Against
Richard Gephardt
Congress
Mikhail Gorbachev
United States
Oliver North
Washington
Jim Bakker
Jessica Hahn
Farley Mowat Can Enter U S Now After Act Change
Long delayed entry for Canadian author Farley Mowat is now possible thanks to Senator Moynihan’s amendment to a foreign relations bill. The change nullifies past immigration bar based on political beliefs, ending decades of McCarran-Walters era fear and easing conduct of U S relations amid detente.
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Washington
Farley Mowat
United States
Toronto
Mowat
New York
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Congress
McCarran-Walters
U.S
Newfoundland Revolutionary Society
U.S. Department of Justice
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Bernadette Devlin
Ian Paisley
Graham Greene
Oscar Niemeyer
Moynihan
State Department
McCarran
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