Marriage Of Randy Andy And Fergie Stirs Britain
The engagement and impending Westminster Abbey wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson spark fever in Britain. Public polls show broad support for the match, while tourism, markets, and memorabilia boom as Buckingham Palace eyes a more relaxed royal image embodied by the couple.
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Randy Andy
Westminster Abbey
Prince Andrew
Sarah Ferguson
Britain
Fergie
Diana
Buckingham Palace
Andrew
Koo Stark
London Observer
Andy
Isle
London
Goldwater and Boren push to curb PAC power in Senate
The editorial highlights Senator Barry Goldwater and Senator David Boren proposing an amendment to limit political action committees. It notes PAC money shapes elections, undermines public trust, and that despite expectations, the measure faces a vote soon with a favorable outlook. The piece urges backing from Arizona's delegation as a legacy for Goldwater.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
U.S. Senate
David Boren
D-Okla
Congress
Senate
Common Cause
Thought For Today Peace in Hearts Not At Tables
A quotation attributed to Herbert Hoover emphasizes that peace arises within individuals rather than through councils or treaties. It frames peace as an inner, personal achievement rather than external agreements.
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Herbert Hoover
Left-Leaners Suspend Judgment On Socialist Tyranny
Stephen Chapman argues that the American Left often romanticizes socialist regimes and should reassess Sandinista rule in Nicaragua in light of emerging human rights abuses, challenging prior charges primarily voiced by the Reagan administration.
Drugged Society and Rights Crises Across Americas
The piece argues modern drug culture driven by cocaine fuels crime and social decay in the United States, urging a human ecology approach beyond enforcement. It also reports on International League for Human Rights findings condemning Nicaragua’s Sandinista government for political repression and draws parallels to Cuba under Castro, noting widespread imprisonment and lack of civil liberties.
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New York City
America
U.S
International League For Human Rights
New York
The
League
Chicago
la Prensa
Somoza
Labor Federation
Catholic Church
Miguel Obando Y Bravo
Radio Catolica
Bismark Carballo
Managua
Nicaragua
France
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Aryeh Neier
Americas Watch
New York Review of Books
Castro
Gorbachev
Botha
Pinochet
Neier
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