Nuclear Power Seen As An Option In Global Warming Debate
Voices in a renewed national debate weigh nuclear energy as a cleaner alternative to coal and other fossil fuels. Technological advances, cheaper and safer designs, and economic competitiveness are cited by supporters while safety and waste disposal remain core concerns. Canada plans 10 reactors at 17.2 billion over 25 years, signaling expansion.
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Marion Barry
Little Duke
Tasachussetts
Mario Cuomo
New York
Stamm-Rudman-Hollings
Letters To The Editor Reflect on Law, Morals, and Tragedy
A series of reader letters discuss national decay, enforcement of laws, and community standards. Contributors urge sober action on underage drinking, public nuisance, and civic responsibility. The piece also echoes a memorial note for a fatal Richardson's Lake Road accident, expressing grief and a plea for healing.
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Blomcoo Office Manager and Circulation Director Named
Ellen C. Priest is appointed office manager and Daniel S. Holland becomes circulation director at Blomcoo. The adjustments formalize leadership roles within the newspaper’s administration.
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Ellen C. Priest
Daniel S. Holland
Moynihan Tax Cut Plan as Peace Dividend Pivot
The piece argues Bush should seize Moynihan’s Social Security tax cut idea as a peace dividend to craft a bold tax cut strategy. It envisions linking capital gains relief, IRA ideas, and a broad GOP tax cut to win working and middle class voters.
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Bush
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Senate
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Itchell
Jack Kemp
Bil Steiger
Bill Roth
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
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Edgar Allen Poe
Gramm-Rudman-Hollings
China Row Ends Bush Honeymoon With House Rebuke
The House decisively rejected Bush's China stance in a 390 to 25 veto override vote, signaling a rough start for his second year. Lawmakers criticized his Tiananmen posture, praising a tougher, more independent stance and asserting Congress will challenge executive policy on foreign affairs.
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Big Daddy
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Panerma
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Tiananmen
Beijing
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Tom Foley
Steve Solarz
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Brent Scowcroft
Harold Volkmer
D-Mo
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Japan
Jim Traficant
Ohio
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Zinger
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Attic purge tips from Antique Week on saving 1980s items
The piece urges readers to clear clutter and save select 1980s items as potential sleepers, listing items like the first Sony Walkman, a Texas Instruments computer, Pampers, and California Raisins memorabilia as top prospects, while noting some may not rise in value. It advises a brutal, honest attic cleanout and bracing for a fresh start in the new decade.
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Ferraro
Antique Week
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