Georgia?s Mattingly Faces Courthouse Backers in Small Town Georgia
In Jesup and Wayne County Georgia the courthouse crowd remains powerful but faces weakening barriers as Mack Mattingly campaign strategy shifts to a uniform conservative message. Mattingly, a former Georgia GOP chair and Indiana native, argues Georgia politics have changed though local voters show caution about a Republican Senate bid.
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Pay As You Go Plan May Be Key To Funding Of Military Pensions
The article explains accrual accounting as the reform key, shifting funding of military retirement to a Treasury trust fund each year. It notes prior pay-as-you-go promises fueled pension costs, the 1986 defense bill trimming future benefits, and calls for a comprehensive overhaul preserving earned benefits while seeking long-term savings.
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Rule of Fear Rules Global Reactions to Airport Massacre
In the Los Angeles Times analysis, fear drives rulers more than law or love. Washington hesitates to retaliate against Libya, fearing Arab unity and economic fallout. Israel frets over being the lone avenger as global sanctions require wary cooperation, while Libyan threats and Palestinian anger complicate any unified response.
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AIDS Prevention Advice From Medical Viewpoints
The article explains that AIDS can be prevented through hygiene and avoidance of risky behavior. It notes many carriers show no symptoms, emphasizes that antibodies develop after exposure, and lists protections including washing, disinfectants, condoms, sterilizing needles, and avoiding high risk sexual practices. It cites high incidence in New York, California, Florida, New Jersey, and Texas with major cities named.
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