Gorbachev Faces Delicate Baltic Challenge at Home
Gorbachev seeks a deft solution to Lithuania's defection from Moscow as he artworkly balances reform and party unity. Baltic tensions test perestroika and may decide the future of his leadership and the Soviet system.
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Remembering Mencken A Critical Look At His Work
A writer recalls H L Mencken from youth to death in 1956 and assesses his influence. The diarist notes Mencken s enduring craft and the current controversy over diary excerpts including references to Jews and blacks. He highlights later works and the lasting value of The American Language and The Days trilogy.
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Local Staff Roster Includes Arney and Arney Roles
John F. Boyette ll rector appears alongside Melanie L. Arney in the roster. Sue S. Brown serves as the stor manager while Ellen C. Priest is the business office manager. Daniel S. Holland is listed as circulation director.
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Gorbachev and Reagan Defined a Decade of Cold War Ends
A Time magazine style critique argues Gorbachev reshaped Eastern Europe, triggering Soviet reforms and Baltic secession threats. It contrasts Reagan era triumph with looming upheaval as Lithuania, Moldova, and other Soviet republics move toward independence, raising questions about U.S. policy and the fate of the USSR.
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Looking Ahead To A Decade Of Fun
A satirical sweep of 1990s predictions with names and events mocked from politics sports and pop culture. Features Bush Helms Reagan Noriega Bradley Jackson and a collage of unlikely futures and consumer fads in a rapid punchy column.
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Northern Lights Seen Far South Amid Solar Activity
The Reader's Digest science editor explains that solar wind and geomagnetic storms push the Aurora Borealis into latitudes well south of the Arctic. Observers report lights near Denver, Washington DC, San Francisco, Atlanta, and even Houston as solar activity peaks. NOAA notes these cosmic forces influence long range weather forecasts.
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