Unity in NATO aims press for broad disarmament deal
An editorial lauds Bushs fast track plan to cut conventional forces in Europe and presses for USSR Gorbachev to match rhetoric with deep troop reductions. It notes NATO unity, hopes for integrating the Soviet Union into the community of nations, and warns of complex talks in Vienna with France and verification challenges.
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Sister Mary Ignatia Gavaghan dies at 63 years of service
Sister Mary Ignatia Gavaghan longtime Catholic educator died May 18 at a James Island retirement home. A member of the Sisters of Charity since 1918 she taught in South Carolina and New Jersey for 63 years and wrote Nathalie DeLage Sumter a biography and studied the Sumter estate chapel linked to Gen. Thomas Sumter.
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Sandlapper Magazine
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Business Office Manager Named Ellen C Priest
Ellen C Priest is listed as business office manager and Robert J Baker Jr as circulation manager in the staff roster.
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Robert J. Baker Jr
Amendment On Prayer Sparks Divisive House Vote
Rep. William Dannemeyer proposed an amendment barring funding to any state or local education agency that denies or prevents voluntary prayer in public schools. The measure passed 269 to 125 amid debate on church‑state boundaries and Engel v. Vitale, with critics calling it an establishment of religion.
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Engel
Hugo Black
Bush faces foreign policy limits amid Panama NATO rifts
A veteran Republican strategist argues presidents shift from domestic focus to foreign policy when political trouble arises. Bush grapples with Noriega in Panama, NATO tensions over missiles, Gorbachev reform, and China, revealing constraints from Congress and a complex world.
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Tom Korologos
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U.S
Symbols of civilization and theft on the building site
A reflective piece compares modern construction fencing to symbols of freedom and tyranny. The author laments rising theft on job sites where workers steal tools from one another, stressing personal craft values and the unwritten code of keeping tools secure.
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