Taiwan protests show strain in unofficial U S ties
The Taipei confrontation with Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher exposes Taiwan's fragile diplomatic stance as Washington shifts to an unofficial relationship. Chiang Ching kuo apologizes. crowds chant Yankee go home, signaling public discontent amid fragile U S Taiwan ties.
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Soviets Stall On SALT Delays Seen At Geneva Talks
The Soviets stall as a final SALT agreement nears, with two explanations gaining traction. Moscow may be signaling displeasure at China U S diplomatic links while leveraging concessions. Vance reportedly allowed continued encoding of some missile test signals, complicating verification.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
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United States
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Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters to the Editor
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit letters signed in the writer’s handwriting with a return address. Anonymous letters are disallowed. Legibility and up to 200 words are preferred, with editors able to edit for space, clarity, taste and libel.
Local Newspaper Staff Credits and Roles
The snippet lists Samuel A. Cothran as Publisher Scott B. Hunter as Managing Editor A B Cubbedge as Advertising Director Charles O Grice as Classified Ad Manager Sue S Brown as Production Manager or related staff roles shown.
What does praying without ceasing mean for believers
Dear W P G explains that prayer is a privilege through Christ and a continuous attitude of trust. God listens always and never tires, but living out prayer requires daily trust and submission, not constant spoken words alone.
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Taiwan and China Card in Cold War Chess
The article discusses Taiwan as a strategic lever for the United States and the Soviet Union. It notes President Carter’s China policy and Taiwan leader Ching Ching ku o's counters including a Russian angle. It explains Taiwan’s military value, its ports, and potential impact on Sino Soviet and Western power balance.
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Peking
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Taipei
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Russia
Japan's GNP Near Our Own
The yen’s rapid 12 month appreciation has lifted Japan's per capita GNP toward U S levels with unofficial Kyodo estimates placing Japan at $9,400 versus $9,500 for the United States. The piece notes the shift stems from currency values while domestic purchasing power lags, and cites comments by former Senator Mansfield on the trade relationship and its broader benefits.
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Mansfield
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Public reaction to Woody Hayes after football controversy
Readers comment on TV coverage of Gator Bowl and Keith Jackson. critics fault producer Goodrich and director Goodman. Letters praise Hayes’ legacy yet condemn his actions as part of a win at any cost culture. Authors urge understanding while noting media coverage and public debate.
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Roger Goodman
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Goodrich
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James H. Galloway
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