Elusive Peace in the Middle East Stalls as Shultz Returns
Secretary of State George Shultz returned to Washington with little to show for peacemaking efforts in the Middle East. The piece assigns blame to Syria and the Soviet Union, and to hardline PLO leaders, detailing Lebanon’s turmoil, stalled withdrawals, and the risk of new conflict.
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George Shultz
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Middle East
Shultz
Syria
Soviet Union
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Lebanon
PLO
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Yasser Arafat
Saudi Arabia
State Department
Reagan
Damascus
Moscow
Democrats woo feminist bloc as ERA fight looms
Four Democratic presidential hopefuls courted the National Women's Political Caucus in San Antonio, pledging support for the Equal Rights Amendment. The Times notes candidates faced pressure to appease feminists, with Hollings, Mondale, Hart, and Cranston offering varying strategies to secure ERA passage and funding.
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San Antonio
New York Times
Reagan
Ann F. Lewis
Democratic National Committee
Hollings
Walter Mondale
Gary Hart
Alan Cranston
Lyndon B. Johnson
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South Carolina
Retirement colony planned in Aiken by U S Retirement Corp
A retirement colony named Kalmia Landings is proposed between Gregg Avenue and Aiken Community Hospital in Aiken. Ronnie Bolton will develop the 250 unit facility for U S Retirement Corp which already operates Clemson Downs. The project aims to attract local and distant retirees with full amenities.
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Gregg Avenue
Aiken Community Hospital
Aiken
Kalmia Landings
Ronnie Bolton
U. S. Retirement Corp
Clemson Downs
Clemson
Living Longer Through Science Nutrition and Social Change
The piece argues that life expectancy has risen with medicine and sanitation. 32,000 Americans over 100 now live beyond a hundred. experts like Dr Roy Walford predict 150 year lifespans may arrive this century with proper nutrition and immune health. It notes aging will be managed, reeducation and intergenerational exchange grow, and markets adapt to an older population including travel and leisure sectors.
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Roy Walford
University of California
American Geriatrics Society
Nicaragua Coup in Shadows Bolsters Sandinistas Claim
Washington notes from Miguel Bolanos Hunter, a defected Sandinista security official, portray Cuba and the Soviet bloc as the driving force behind Sandinista rule. He alleges thousands of Cuban teachers two thousand undercover operatives and hundreds of security staff, with arms and missiles flooding into Nicaragua to aid regional guerrillas, plus brutal tactics and covert media manipulation.
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Washington
Caribbean
Miguel Bolanos Hunter
Nicaragua
U.S
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Bolanos
Heritage Foundation
Cuba
Guatemala
Honduras
Colombia
Argentina
Washington Post
Congress
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Salvador
Managua
Maryknolls
Washington Notes On Headlines And Humor
Ashley Cooper reports on politics and media with jokes about filibusters tabloids and Washingtonese. The columnist spoofs headlines and office humor while lampooning tax talk and spending fights.
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