Reagan rhetoric shifts hostage crisis tone in January
The piece argues Reagan's strong language toward Iran may pressure Tehran as hostages face a $24 billion ransom demand. It suggests Carter's soft stance failed and Irakians might prefer Carter, while Tehran signals openness to talks with Carter as negotiations hinge on the Jan. 20 transition and a proposed $6 billion frozen assets deal.
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New Years Challenge for America in 1981
Analyzes 1981 as a turning point with Reagan poised to lead a national revival. Urges shared effort across society to restore growth and international stature, noting the 1970s' decline left a wary public and a need for patient, brave action.
Burger proposes blank check for judiciary to create judgeships
The chief justice argues Congress delays adding judges and calendars fill. He suggests empowering the Judicial Conference to add judges and courtrooms with Congress only able to veto after issuance. The piece warns this erodes checks and balances and urges legislative action to fund reforms.
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What It Means To Be Separated From The World
Dr Graham explains that Christians are not to abandon life but to follow Christ daily. Separation means seeking God's will above all in habits speech love and sharing Christ, not avoiding society or normal life. The world denotes the system of evil governing human society.
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The Volcano's Other Heroes After Mount St Helens Eruption
Jim Brown and eight co workers at the Cowlitz County Humane Society in Longview led a round the clock effort to rescue and shelter animals during Mt. St. Helens eruptions. They pulled horses cattle goats and chickens from danger and fed stranded wildlife, while enduring fatigue and risk as crews expanded temporary shelters and air dropped food. The crisis peaked May 22 and stretched into June and July before normal operations resumed as volunteers arrived. Government inaction and lack of votes were questioned as a motive for slower aid.
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Engineer shortage and looming recession warn of tough economy
Don Wallach of Rockville Md says America faces a deep recession beyond the halfway point with widespread credit trouble and rising bankruptcies. He notes a severe shortage of high tech talent, 350 available jobs at a Florida firm and 150 firms ready to discuss opportunities for a qualified engineer. He cites education shifts after Vietnam and liberal arts focus as factors.
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