Reagan seeks capable judges to shape the Supreme Court
The essay argues the president should appoint justices in their 50s with appellate and trial court experience, strong academic credentials, and independence from elites. It highlights potential nominees, praises Justice Rehnquist, and notes Sandra O Connor as a strong female option, stressing the court’s decisive role beyond the White House.
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Reagan
Supreme Court
High Court
Justice Douglas
Stanford
Arizona Senate
Arizona
White House
Baseball Strike Echoes Across The Nation
The baseball strike has halted nearly 270 major league games while owners and players clash over pay and control. Fans endure extended media coverage and a shift toward other sports as the dispute threatens the sport’s core ties to its workers and venues.
Controllers Hold Cards In Tentative Air Traffic Pact
Air traffic controllers kept on the job under a tentative contract that averts a strike. The walkout near miss left the government with leverage but revealed the need for tough laws within 42 months to curb future threats and ensure safe air operations.
Shame On Israel For Succeeding
Letter to the editor denounces Israel and Menachem Begin praising Israel for striking at Iraq’s nuclear program. The writer likens Israel’s action to past U S failures and lambasts critics who see it as punishment. Lucy Rodman signs from 108 Iroquois St.
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Menachem Begin
David
Goliath
Iraq
Israel
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Diaspora
Hitler
Cuba
Lucy Rodman
Iroquois St
The Dollar Makes A Comeback
The dollar strengthens against pounds marks francs and other currencies as U.S. rates top Europe’s. European bankers favor a strong dollar though their currencies weaken, while oil prices rise for importers. For Americans, some gains come with costs such as reduced US servicemen allowances and less competitive exports.
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Washington
Europe
Atlantic
United States
Karl Otto Poehl
West Germany
Lausanne
Western
Japan
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
U.S
Ashley Cooper Sees It Ronni Apology to Japan over Sinking
The column notes Ashley Cooper’s take on Ronni’s apology to Japan for the sinking of a ship by an American submarine. It references other critics and political commentary on Middle East and hostage issues as well as light items on energy and fashion.
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Ashley Cooper
Ronnie
Japan
Mark Russell
Trust Christ for Forgiveness Not Feelings
A reader seeks relief from guilt after repeated sins. The reply stresses that God forgives through Jesus Christ, not personal feelings. Confession and faith in Christ's sacrifice secure forgiveness, per verses from I Timothy 1 15 and I John 1 9, urging trust in God's promise.
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Christ
Christ Jesus
God
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