New Federalism Faces Attack From Liberals and Cities
The article critiques Reagan era New Federalism with liberal and city opposition over funding cuts. It notes a proposed $20 billion trust fund to ease the transition, while Urban League head John E. Jacobson warns against neglecting urban decay. It argues past federal aid caused long term debt, favoring Reagan’s alternative to halt a national bankruptcy trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Urban League
John E. Jacob
Jacob
America
Reagan
Thought For Today Quote as Daily Whisper
A concise aphorism attributed to Oscar Wilde reflects on living fully rather than merely existing. It contrasts vitality with passive existence, presenting a reflective prompt for daily mindset.
What Next for the PLO and its Allies
The piece traces the PLO rise under Arafat, the 1967 defeat and 1969 rise, the Lebanon invasion, and the emergence of Black September. It notes renewed militant talk by George Habash and the risk of Israeli retaliation, pressing a rethinking of goals and tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huseein
PLO
Jordan
Black September
Wasfi al-Tal
Cairo
Munich
Lebanon
Yasser Arafat
al Fatah
Arafat
Stuttgart University
West Germany
Arab League
Palestine
League
Gamal Abdel
Nasser
Egypt
Syria
Israel
Karameh
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Junkie cocaine undercuts NFL image and integrity
A guest editorial argues cocaine use among NFL players threatens league reputation and national faith in sport. It cites 17 of 1,500 identified as chemically dependent, potential hundreds using, and warns of the risk of game fixing while noting ruined careers and ongoing federal probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Football League
NFL
Sports Illustrated
U.S. Justice Department
Sacramento
America Too Soft To Survive
A national admonition at the National Archives contrasts with a provocative critique arguing immigrants and illegal aliens strain U S resources. The piece cites Haitians smuggling fees, alleged welfare, job training costs, and legal protections, questioning whether America has become too soft to endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Archives
Washington, D.C
D.C
Latin America
Church
Castro
United States
National Labor Relations Board
National Labor Relations Act
Cats and neutering sparks letters in Hilton Head column
A Hilton Head reader shares a graphic cat abuse lament while Debra Moon defends neutering and mixed cat names. The letter condemns harmful attitudes toward neutering, citing healthier, longer lives for neutered males and recounts veterinary experiences.
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Hilton Head
Debra Moon
St. Andrews Blvd
A.C
D.C
Deb
D. C
Cosgrove Avenue
Polly
Molly
Stevie Wonder
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Oscar Wilde
Afat
Taylor
Beirut
Paul Harvey
A.T. Mahan
California
Ashley Cooper
Ronnie
Yasir
Congress
Gertie
CB Madan
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