Reply To Terrorism Must Target Its Generals Not Civilians
The piece argues that Abu Nidal and Col. Khadafy orchestrate the Rome and Vienna massacres and urges a measured international response. It calls for Europe to close borders to Khadafy while United States actions isolate Libya, and stresses holding organizers to justice rather than pursuing indiscriminate retaliation.
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Vienna
Abu Nidal
Israel
Col
Khadafy
Libya
Mideast
Hussein
Jordan
Assad
Syria
Middle East
How Freedom Was Lost In A Marxist Country
A report on religious liberty under Sandinista rule in Nicaragua cites evangelical leader Jimmy Hassan describing extended interrogations and harassment. Pablo Antonio Cuadra notes censorship at La Prensa, with police pressure, exile threats, passport seizures, and violence, illustrating perceived loss of freedom under Marxist governance.
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Nicaragua
The
National Association of Evangelicals
Jimmy Hassan
Campus Crusade For Christ
Hassan
U. S
Daniel Ortega
Pablo Antonio Cuadra
la Prensa
Wall Street Journal
Somoza
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
Cuadra
Journal of Contemporary Studies
Calvary
Russia
Cuba
Poland
Public opinion on AT&T breakup and phone bills
A public poll shows 54 percent disapprove of the breakup of AT&T, 68 percent say service unchanged, and 62 percent report higher telephone bills. The author quips about deciphering monthly bills.
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At&t
Preoccupation With Pay Checks Marks This Age
Generations of American men chasing advancement found success at a personal cost to family life. Now women enter the workforce in larger numbers, with corporate support like day care and maternity leave, while a veteran columnist cautions about time with children and compares corporate priorities to government control.
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Labor Department
World's Top Ten Power Brokers of the 80s
Reagan and Gorbachev top the list as the era’s dominant power figures. Deng Xiaoping follows for economic and social reconstruction. Thatcher, John Paul II, Assad, Shimon Peres, James Baker, Raul Alfonsin, and Nelson and Winnie Mandela complete the ten in a period snapshot.
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Ronald Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Reagan
Gorbachev
Deng Xiaoping
Margaret Thatcher
Japan
West Germany
Thatcher
John Paul II
Middle East
Syria
Israel
Lebanon
Hafez al-Assad
America
West
Shimon Peres
Give Me Back The DC-3 The Way We Flew
The author laments the jet age and speed race, praising the DC-3 for its simple, human scale service. He recalls low altitudes, 160 mph speed, 24 passenger cabins, and friendly stewardesses, preferring the older model over modern supersonic travel.
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Fogey
Orkney
Scotland
India
Los Angeles
Mother Earth
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Alfonsin
Nelson Mandela
South Africa
Winnie Mandela
Don Shoemaker
9Th Street
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