Adjourning Aiken County Council For Four Years Debate
Editorial questions single member districts after Aiken County Council chairman hinting at adjourning for four years to curb pork barreling. The piece argues the need for broader representation, notes the race imbalance, and defends merit based elections over color or district bias. The piece urges civil rights principles and Jeffersonian democracy.
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Aiken County
Carrol Warner
Warner
County Council
Fugitives Rewarded with Prizes Yield Quick Surrenders
The U S Marshals Service lured nearly 3400 Florida fugitives from hiding with fake prize offers including vacations and dinners. When winners arrived to claim, they were greeted by police and federal marshals leading to arrests.
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U.S. Marshal’s Service
Florida
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Reagan's harsh rhetoric vs limited行动 on terrorism
Washington dispatch notes President Reagan voices stern warnings against terrorist acts and outlaw states while taking limited concrete actions. Analysts question whether tough talk matches deeds as U S allies hesitate to join the Beirut airport boycott and domestic response remains cautious.
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Washington
Reagan
TWA
American Bar Association
United States
Iran
U.S
Beirut
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Wall Street Journal
Jimmy Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Mediterranean
Central America
Grenada
Western Alliance
Canada
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Japan
All's fair in love war and hostage news views
Ashley Cooper reviews public figures and culture in retrospective style. The essay contrasts Wilson Roosevelt Carter and Reagan with hostage crises and diplomacy, then critiques celebrity culture and college expectations. It closes with satirical vignettes about space, taxes and politics.
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Wilson
U.S
Roosevelt
Reagan
Nancy Reagan The Presidents Agent In Public Life
Nancy Reagan shapes White House access and influence as she guides her husband through policy and politics. She is described as a key adviser who weighs decisions, supports peace messaging, and navigates high level meetings with foreign leaders, while denying direct policy involvement.
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Washington
Reagan
Virginia
White House
South Lawn
Nancy Reagan
Rosalynn Carter
Wisconsin
Edward Kennedy
Jimmy Carter
Alexander Haig
William Clark
Interior
Richard Allen
Chris Wallace
NBC
National Security Council
Andrei Gromyko
Nancy
Stuart Spencer
Gromyko
Wallace
Mikhail Gorbachev
Geneva
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Lebanon
Pete Rose
Joan Collins
Peter Jennings
Ted Turner
Gary Hart
Liz Taylor
Henry Kissinger
Susan Barron
New York Times
Cape Canaveral
Ashley DO
Congress
The
S.C. General Assembly
MR. Thuppacker
Ethiopia
Hall and Oates
Africa
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