UNESCO press freedom clash deepens at United Nations
Western nations resist UNESCO moves to license journalists and curb free flow of information. In Paris a U N commission proposal faced block efforts as journalists from twenty countries urged UNESCO to drop press regulation while funding pressure loomed.
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Paris
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Reagan
Brock says Japan auto export limits won't save U S auto industry
William E Brock argues restraints on Japanese car exports have limited effect on U S auto makers whose sales are hindered by high interest rates of 19 percent. He blames mainly U S government policies for restricting trade and urges rapid domestic economic reform.
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U.S
William E. Brock
Detroit
Brock
France
Brazil
Al Haig Eases European Apprehension Over Reagan Stability
European leaders seek predictability from the United States despite doubts about Soviet reform. Haig and Reagan assurances calm fears of reckless shifts, even as analysts warn the Soviet crisis stems from structural leadership changes. Europe fears NATO deployment delays and warns of détente limits amid domestic political pressures.
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Switzerland
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Haig
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Chancello Schmidt
Social Democratic
Briish
Thatcher
Labor Party
Letters Reflect Frustration Over School Board Tones
Two letters to the editor express anger at Dr. Durward Pridgen for dismissive remarks at a Midland Valley High School meeting. They cite low teacher pay, funding woes, and morale, asking for clearer financial answers and better communication. Terry Brown endorses Dr Purchs Alcoholism guidance and local treatment resources.
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Durward Pridgen
Midland Valley High School
Dr. Pridgen
Midland Valley
Judy MacMurdo
How Long Can U S Continue Feeding World
Washington reports concerns about global feeding capacity amid rising population and land loss. Declining yields, high fuel costs, and limited breakthroughs in genetics may cap future U.S. agricultural productivity despite ongoing research efforts.
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American Agricultural Research Network
G.W. Schaeffer
Quentin Jones
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