Clemson President Reaffirms Academic Priority in Reorganization
Clemson University President Bill Atchley says academics remains the top priority as the school reorganizes its athletic program. He emphasizes service to society and high quality programs while promising a first-rate athletic effort within NCAA and ACC rules. Local support from faculty students alumni and trustees is noted.
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Clemson
Bill Atchley
Atchley
Clemson University
South Carolina
Ladas in Canada Draw Mixed Reactions Amid Sales Slump
Canada sees the Lada listed as the cheapest car at 3850 in American money but sales fall. The Automobile Protection Association calls it the biggest disappointment of the year citing service costs and electrical faults. A disappointed owner recalls spending 1640 on repairs.
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Canada
Russia
The
Automobile Protection Association
Lada
Where Are The Protesters In The Russian Satellite Debris Debate
The text questions US response to a crippled Russian satellite's uranium core potentially entering the atmosphere. It notes no strong anti nuclear protests, compares Russian risk to Three Mile Island, and ponders public reaction if the satellite were American made.
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United States
America
Three Mile Island
Reagan And His Friends In The Public Eye
The piece surveys pundit doubt of Reagan’s White House while noting falling inflation and unemployment trends. It cites polls ranking Reagan as a poor world ruler and contrasts liberal praise of Tip O’Neill with criticism of Schweiker and family policy controversies. A Hollywood biopic rumor about Mother Teresa is mentioned.
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White House
New York Times
Reagan
Norman C. Miller
The
Wall Street Journal
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Washington Post
Wall Street
Jack Anderson
Parade Magazine
Pol Pot
Cambodia
Kim Il-Sung
North Korea
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Poland
le Duan
Vietnam
Leonid Brezhnev
New Republic
Tip O’neill
Richard Schweiker
Department of Health and Human Services
Schweiker
Baker
Richard Darman
Goper
Elliot Richardson
Chicago Dead Vote Allegations Spark Reform Talk
A Chicago recount dispute over Illinois governor results highlights alleged election fraud. Reports cite transient hotel residents with unknown addresses, ghost signatures, and ballots tied to vacant lots. LEAP group efforts wax and wane as critics urge clean up.
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Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Thompson
Stevenson
Chicago
John F. Kennedy
Lake Michigan
Board of Election Commissioners
River
Baker Should Resign from Reagan White House
Washington columnist argues White House Chief James Baker should resign for undermining Reagan conservative goals. Baker’s past campaigns for Ford and Bush cast doubt on his loyalty and judgment. his leadership style and tax stance are cited as drifting from a true Reaganite revolution.
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White House
James Baker
Raymond Donovan
Donovan
Baker
Dallas Cowboys
Ray Donovan
Reagan
Ford
Bush
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